agore-blood
/əˈɡɔːblʌd/Now archaic and rare. Chiefly with all
adjective
In predicative use: covered with clotted blood or gore; bloody.
Origin
Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Originally (in the phrase all agore-blood) shortened from all on a gore blood, all in a gore blood, all of a gore blood; perhaps compare a.
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