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blood out

blood out verb: to leave a criminal gang by committing a murder for the organization in order to be given permission to leave, because the departing gangbanger can not snitch without also being charged with the murder.

Verb

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

  1. (US, slang) To leave a criminal gang by committing a murder for the organization in order to be given permission to leave, because the departing gangbanger can not snitch without also being charged with the murder.

Forms of blood out

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

Questions about blood out

What does blood out mean?
Blood out means to leave a criminal gang by committing a murder for the organization in order to be given permission to leave, because the departing gangbanger can not snitch without also being charged with the murder.
What part of speech is blood out?
Blood out is a verb.
What is the past tense of blood out?
The past tense of blood out is blooded out.

Words near blood out in the dictionary

  1. blood moons
  2. blood nose
  3. blood noses
  4. blood orange
  5. blood oranges
  6. blood out
  7. blood partridge
  8. blood partridges
  9. blood pheasant
  10. blood pheasants
  11. blood pink

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