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.

medical

hemorrhage

Profuse discharge of blood

exsanguination · hemophilia · anemia · hemostasis · coagulation · platelets · plasma · arterial · venous · vascular

wound

cut

Severance or reduction

injury · puncture · abrasion · incision · clot · bandage · gauze · stitch · suture · scab

drained

exhausted

Utterly depleted of energy

weakened · dry · empty · tapped · milked · squeezed · consumed · impoverished · bankrupt · extorted

color

run

Move swiftly on foot

  • spreadTo distribute widely
  • seepFlow slowly through
  • leachExtract by percolation

diffuse · saturate · stain · smear · feather · fade · wash · dye · tint · blot

Categories
Opposites
blood flow/loss

bledclotted

Solidified into masses

coagulated · stanched · healed · sealed · scabbed

RESOURCE DEPLETION (figurative)

bledenriched

Made more valuable

replenished · filled · profited · accumulated · gained

ink/color spread

bledset

Arrange in position

fixed · stayed · dried · colorfast

Phrases
Family

bleed, bleeding, bleeds, bleeder, bleeders

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