blood-soaked
Adjective
Meaning
blood-soaked (comparative more blood-soaked, superlative most blood-soaked)
Alternative spelling of bloodsoaked
Synonyms
Examples
Bill loathes Slim for what he has done and who he is but, as the issue progresses and the two go on their many blood-soaked missions, both Bill and the reader begin to be swept up in Slim's charm.
Tash Peterson, 26, gained notoriety for accosting shoppers at Coles dressed as a blood-soaked abattoir worker and running onto the field during the first AFLW Derby at Optus Stadium in February.
“These are tales so terrifyingly twisted, we can only hope they stay on the blood-soaked pages of the newspaper headlines from our past.”
But when they arrived they saw the blood-soaked body, minus the head, of the veteran taxi man lying beside his house.
Behind him he heard the roaring of angry animals – a ragged, bloodthirsty pack with canines that stood out from their blood-soaked lips and the red claws of hungry vampires!
Gregory puts the details into Stonewall: from the blood-soaked coins on the pavement to the film that was about to be shown, he succeeds in making it a universal experience.