consanguine, consanguineous (4) | (adj.) - together + bloody + full of = of the same blood, having the same ancestor(s). Consanguineously is the adverb form. |
consanguinity (4) | (noun) - together + bloody + state = being consanguineous, a close relation. The plural is consanguinities. |
ensanguine (5) | (verb) - in + blood = to be or make bloody; crimson. |
exsanguination (5) | (noun) - out of + blood + process = the process of draining or losing blood. Exsanguinate is the verb form. |
jus sanguinis (5) | (noun) - just, right + blood = the rule or law stating a child's citizenship is determined by its parents' citizenship. |
sanguinaria (4) | (noun) - blood + naria = bloodroot, a plant of the poppy family with red roots and sap, with a single leaf and white flower; parts of the bloodroot plant used as an expectorant and emetic. |
sanguinary (3) | (adj.) - from the Latin word = bloodthirsty, murderous, bloody. Sanguinarily is the adverb form. |
sanguine (3) | (adj.) - from the Latin word = of the color of blood, blood red, ruddy; relating to blood; bloodthirsty, humor related to blood; cheerful, optimistic. Sanguinely is the adverb form, sanguineness and sanguinity are noun forms. |
sanguineous (3) | (adj.) - blood + full of = involving blood or bloodshed; bloody. |