bloody
bloo
ˈblʌ
bla
dy
di
di
British pronunciation
/ˈblʌdi/

Definition & Meaning of "bloody"in English

bloody
01

characterized by or involving a great deal of violence and bloodshed

bloody definition and meaning
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The historical battle was a bloody conflict that left a significant impact on the region.
The film 's bloody scenes were so intense that they earned it an R rating.
02

used to express anger or annoyance

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That bloody car wo n't start again.
He missed the bloody train by seconds.
03

used to emphasize a statement, often to heighten its force or impact

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It 's a bloody amazing performance.
He did a bloody excellent job on the project.
to bloody
01

to cover or stain with blood

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The knife bloodyed the tablecloth.
He bloodyed his hands while treating the wound.
bloody
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used to mean extremely or very

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The meal was bloody delicious.
She ran bloody fast to catch the train.
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