blooded
blood·ed
adj \ˈblə-dəd\Definition of BLOODED
1
: having blood of a specified kind —used in combination <cold-blooded>
2
: being entirely or largely purebred <a herd of blooded stock>
Examples of BLOODED
- <the expansive farm on which blooded Arabian horses are raised>
First Known Use of BLOODED
1595
Related to BLOODED
Synonyms: purebred, full-blood, full-blooded, pedigreed (or pedigree), pure-blooded (or pure-blood), thoroughbred
Near Antonyms: crossbred, crossed, half-blood (or half-blooded), half-bred, hybridized, interbred, outcrossed
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