bled
Oozed from wounds
Bled is the past tense and past participle of bleed.
A wound bled, a patient was bled by leeches, a radiator was bled of air.
Figuratively, someone who was bled dry lost all their money or resources: The divorce bled him dry.
Colors that bled ran into adjacent areas: The red dye bled into the white fabric.
Profuse discharge of blood
- bloodlettingTherapeutic withdrawal of fluid
- phlebotomyExtracting blood medically
- transfusionTransfer of blood intravenously
- exsanguinationSevere, fatal blood loss
hemophilia · anemia · hemostasis · coagulation · platelets · plasma · arterial · venous
Severance or reduction
- gashDeep, ragged incision
- lacerationTorn, ragged wound
- scrapeRub harshly against
- injuryPhysical or psychological harm
puncture · abrasion · incision · clot · bandage · gauze · stitch · suture
hemorrhage
Profuse discharge of blood
- bloodlettingTherapeutic withdrawal of fluid
- phlebotomyExtracting blood medically
- transfusionTransfer of blood intravenously
exsanguination · hemophilia · anemia · hemostasis · coagulation · platelets · plasma · arterial · venous · vascular
cut
Severance or reduction
- gashDeep, ragged incision
- lacerationTorn, ragged wound
- scrapeRub harshly against
injury · puncture · abrasion · incision · clot · bandage · gauze · stitch · suture · scab
exhausted
Utterly depleted of energy
weakened · dry · empty · tapped · milked · squeezed · consumed · impoverished · bankrupt · extorted
run
Move swiftly on foot
diffuse · saturate · stain · smear · feather · fade · wash · dye · tint · blot
bledenriched
Made more valuable
replenished · filled · profited · accumulated · gained
- bleeding heartOverly sentimental liberal
- bleed outFatally lose blood
- internal bleedingBlood pooling inside tissues
- bleeding outDying from blood loss
- bleed dryDeplete of all resources
- stop the bleedingControl active hemorrhage