bebloody

English

Etymology

From Middle English biblodegien, alteration of *ȝeblodegien (“to make bloody”), from Old English ġeblōdgian, blōdgian (“to be bloodthirsty, make bloody, cover with blood”), equivalent to be- +‎ bloody. Compare bebleed.

Verb

bebloody (third-person singular simple present bebloodies, present participle bebloodying, simple past and past participle bebloodied)

1. (transitive, archaic) To make bloody.