blood doll

English

Alternative forms

• blood-doll

Noun

blood doll (plural blood dolls)

1. (fantasy) A living human whose blood is routinely fed upon by a vampire.
   • 1996, Douglas Murray, Blood Relations‎^[1], page 83:

     Val knew that the Club was always full of blood dolls, some of them quite striking, and all of them quite eager to share the warmth that raced through their veins.

   • 1998, Linda Grant, Vampire Bytes‎^[2], page 76:

     Most of the mortals are blood dolls or ghouls. Vampires drink from the blood dolls, but they don't drain them; they're just blood on the hoof or meals on wheels, so to speak.

   • 2022, Lorelei Bell, Caprice‎^[3], unnumbered page:

     The tell-tail^[sic] signs of being a vampire's blood doll showed under their eyes. They weren't bitten in obvious places. The neck wasn't always the vampire's number one choice spot to take blood.

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