a. [f. BLOOD sb. + LIKE.]
1. Resembling blood.
c. 1425. Wyntoun, Cron., VII. v. 184. Þe Mone all rede wes sene Blwd lyk.
1855. Browning, Serenade at Villa. Blood-like, some few drops of rain.
2. Like one of good blood; like a blood (horse).
1885. Bell’s Life, 15 June, 1/3. A brown horse … with immense bone and muscular development, and fine blood-like style.
