Noun
A bleeding at the nose.
The yarrow. See Yarrow.
Source: Webster's dictionaryHere’s how to blow your nose without damaging nasal membranes and causing a nosebleed: Use your thumb to close one nostril and blow gently out the other side. Source: Internet
Some of the things a doctor might to for a serious nosebleed are cauterizing (applying heat to) the nostrils or packing the nose with gauze to stop the bleeding. Source: Internet
My HMO is at my beck and call but at nosebleed costs. Source: Internet
It may not be dead, but its health has been less than impressive in recent years — certainly among hedge fund investors reeling from nosebleed asset valuations. Source: Internet
Of course, the opposite is true for some progressive-income-tax states -- i.e., they may have a high starting point or a nosebleed peak marginal tax rate on the wealthy. Source: Internet
There's a frightening scene where the sister suffers a seemingly unstoppable nosebleed -- for years after I read it every time my nose bled I thought I was going to die. Source: Internet