blood-supper
/ˈblʌdˌsʌpə/Now rare
noun
A bloodthirsty person or animal.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in Simon Fish (d. 1531), religious controversialist. From blood + supper.
- run something in
- run something off
- run something up
- run something up the flagpole (to see who salutes)
- run stitch
- run-stopper
- run-stuffer
- runt
- runt disease
- runted
- run the gamut
- run the gauntlet
- run the risk (or run risks)
- run the rule over
- run the show
- run through
- runtime
- runtime license
- runting
- runtish
- runtishly
- run to
- run to ruin
- run to seed
- runty