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1full´-blood´ed|ness — full blood|ed «FUL BLUHD ihd», adjective. 1. of pure or unmixed race, breed, or strain; thoroughbred: »a full blooded Indian. 2. Figurative. vigorous; hearty. 3. having plenty of blood. –full´ blood´ed|ly, adverb. –full …
2full´-blood´ed|ly — full blood|ed «FUL BLUHD ihd», adjective. 1. of pure or unmixed race, breed, or strain; thoroughbred: »a full blooded Indian. 2. Figurative. vigorous; hearty. 3. having plenty of blood. –full´ blood´ed|ly, adverb. –full …
3full-blood|ed — «FUL BLUHD ihd», adjective. 1. of pure or unmixed race, breed, or strain; thoroughbred: »a full blooded Indian. 2. Figurative. vigorous; hearty. 3. having plenty of blood. –full´ blood´ed|ly, adverb. –full …
4full blood — ☆ full blood n. [from obs. notion that blood is the medium of heredity] 1. the relationship between offspring of the same parents 2. unmixed breed or race …
5full blood — full′ blood n. a full blooded individual Compare purebred • Etymology: 1805–15 …
6full-blood — full blood·ed·ness; …
7full blood — noun descent from parents both of one pure breed • Hypernyms: ↑origin, ↑descent, ↑extraction * * * noun 1. : descent from parents both of one pure breed called also whole blood; compare blood 2g …
8full blood — Relations of the full blood, whole blood, or entire blood are those derived not only from the same ancestor, but from the same couple of ancestors …
9full blood — Relations of the full blood, whole blood, or entire blood are those derived not only from the same ancestor, but from the same couple of ancestors …
10full-blood·ed — /ˈfʊlˌblʌdəd/ adj, always used before a noun 1 : having parents who are of the same race or origin Both his parents were Irish, so he was a full blooded Irishman. a full blooded Cherokee 2 a : full of enthusiasm, energy, etc …
