Definition blood in British English

bad blood (noun) be after someone’s blood (phrase) blood (noun) blood (verb) blood and guts (phrase) blood bank (noun) blood brother (noun) blood cells (noun) blood clot (noun) blood clotting (noun) blood count (noun) blood donor (noun) blood doping (noun) blood group (noun) blood in the water (phrase) blood is thicker than water (phrase) blood money (noun) blood moon (noun) blood orange (noun) blood poisoning (noun) blood pressure (noun) blood products (noun) blood rain (noun) blood relation (noun) blood sausage (noun) blood sports (noun) blood sugar (noun) blood test (noun) blood transfusion (noun) blood type (noun) blood vessel (noun) blood, sweat, and tears (phrase) dermis (noun) donate (verb) draw blood (phrase) flesh and blood (noun) in cold blood (phrase) like getting blood from a stone (phrase) make someone’s blood cold (phrase) make your blood boil (phrase) make your blood curdle (phrase) blood (phrase) red blood cell (noun) scent blood (phrase) septicaemia (noun) shed blood (phrase) smell blood (phrase) someone’s (own) flesh and blood (phrase) someone’s blood was shed (phrase) something is in your blood (phrase) spill blood (phrase) sweat blood (phrase) taste blood (phrase) the blood drains from someone’s face (phrase) the blood rushes to your (phrase) there’ll be blood on the carpet (phrase) white blood cell (noun)