blooded

Meanings

• A term used in ancient mythology to describe someone who has shed blood in a significant way.

  - "In the myth of Hercules, he was considered 'blooded' after completing his twelve labors."
  - "When a warrior in medieval Europe was killed in battle, his comrades would sometimes refer to him as being 'blooded'."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with blooded
Bowed , Bowed , Bowed , Bowed , Bowed , Bowed , Bowed

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Homophones

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1. Blooded () :
   

2. Bloodied () :
   

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Variants

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blooded , blood , blooding , bloods , cold-blooded , cold-bloodedly , cold-bloodedness , cold-bloodednesses , coldblood , full-blooded , full-bloodedness , full-bloodednesses , hot-blooded , hot-bloodedness , hot-bloodednesses , pure-blood , pure-blooded , pureblood , purebloods , red-blooded , warm-blooded , warm-bloodedness , warm-bloodednesses , blue blood , blue bloods , blue-blooded , half-blood , half-blooded

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{"term"=>"Blooded (adjective)", "description"=>"An adjective used to describe someone or something that has shed blood in a significant way."}

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Etymology

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The term 'blooded' comes from Old English words 'blod' meaning 'blood' and 'ead' meaning 'head'. This term was used to describe someone who had shed blood in a significant way.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'blooded' is often used in role-playing games and other forms of entertainment to describe someone who has achieved a significant goal or milestone.

2. In some cultures, the term 'blooded' is used to describe someone who has a strong family connection or heritage. For example, in some Native American communities, the term 'blooded' is used to describe someone who has at least 50% Native American ancestry.

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Related Concepts

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1. Bloodshed: The act of shedding blood, especially in a violent or large-scale way.

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Culture

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The term 'blooded' has been used in various cultures throughout history to describe someone who has shed blood in a significant way. For example, in ancient Greek mythology, the hero Hercules was considered 'blooded' after completing his twelve labors. Similarly, in medieval Europe, warriors who were killed in battle were sometimes referred to as being 'blooded'.

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