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blood in

blood in verb: to join a criminal gang by committing an act of violence (often murder) as an initiation.

Verb

blood in (third-person singular simple present bloods in, present participle blooding in, simple past and past participle blooded in)

  1. (US, slang) To join a criminal gang by committing an act of violence (often murder) as an initiation.

Forms of blood in

third-person singular presentbloods in
present participleblooding in
past participleblooded in
pastblooded in

Questions about blood in

What does blood in mean?
Blood in means to join a criminal gang by committing an act of violence (often murder) as an initiation.
What part of speech is blood in?
Blood in is a verb.
What is the past tense of blood in?
The past tense of blood in is blooded in.

Words near blood in in the dictionary

  1. blood from a turnip
  2. blood group
  3. blood groups
  4. blood horse
  5. blood horses
  6. blood in
  7. blood in one's eye
  8. blood in the water
  9. blood is thicker than water
  10. blood jelly
  11. blood kind

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