—v. (past and past part. bled) 1 emit blood. 2 draw blood from surgically. 3 colloq. extort money from. 4 (often foll. by for) suffer wounds or violent death. 5 a emit sap. b (of dye) come out in water. 6 empty (a system) of excess air or fluid. —n. act of bleeding. one's heart bleeds usu. iron. one is very sorrowful. [Old English]

... black bug and the big black bear back . Baby black blue bugs bleed blue black A big black bear on a big black bug The big ... (The development of speech, speech techniques, exercises for voice and diction)
(General veterinary surgery)
(Operative veterinary surgery)
... throughout .thecourse Thestudents willberequired towork theirthoughts , for.many oftheproblems posed arestill bleeding - anddo .nothave anunambiguous solution , like most true philosophical problems We ... (philosophiya)
... ofthecase (caught , detained ); must .berecognized VINOGRAD - hemorrhoids SCREW - penis ; escape ; bleed ; drug SCREW GIVE - run away VIRA - escape from thecolony , prison ... (Criminal psychology)
... when he had once struck his wife , and her nose . began to bleed The investigator has repeatedly told Anderson , constantly referring to this. case , that he ... (Psychology of lies)
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