bled (Meaning)

Webster

bled ()

imp. & p. p. of Bleed.

Webster

of Bleed

The wound bled profusely, staining his shirt crimson.
Despite her efforts to stop the bleeding, the cut still bled steadily.
His nose bled after he took a hard fall on the pavement.
The butcher accidentally nicked his finger, and it bled onto the cutting board.
The injured soldier's leg bled heavily until the medic arrived.
She bit her lip so hard it bled, a testament to her nervousness.
The patient's gums bled when they brushed their teeth, indicating a potential dental issue.
The paper cut on his finger stung as it bled onto the documents he was handling.
Her heart bled for the stray animals she saw wandering the streets.
The wounded animal bled out slowly, despite the efforts to save it.

imp. & p. p. of Bleed., of Bleed

grieved, sighed, ached, mourned, wept, hurt, sobbed, agonized,cried, suffered

laughed, beamed, rejoiced, gloried, triumphed, gloried, crowed, laughed, ravished, cheered

The wound bled profusely, staining his shirt crimson.

Despite her efforts to stop the bleeding, the cut still bled steadily.

His nose bled after he took a hard fall on the pavement.

The butcher accidentally nicked his finger, and it bled onto the cutting board.