Definition

blooded

adjective
  1. having blood of a specified kind
  2. Usage: often used in compounds
  3. having pure breeding or noble ancestry
  4. Usage: especially of animals
  5. experienced or initiated, especially through a first significant experience
  6. Usage: informal

Examples

  • The stable housed only full-blooded Arabian horses.
  • She came from a long line of blue-blooded aristocrats.
  • The warm-blooded mammals could regulate their body temperature.
  • After his first battle, he was considered a blooded warrior.
  • The kennel specialized in pure-blooded German shepherds.
  • Cold-blooded reptiles need external heat sources.
  • The blooded hunter had years of experience tracking deer.

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