Bleed
Snow
Snow verb - To cause to believe what is untrue.
Usage example: easily snowed by her glib talk
Common collocations
| hearts | bleed hearts | snow hearts |
Both words in one sentence
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Subversion in that there is no bathtub to speak of, rather Ran tries to invoke this after her Near-Rape Experience by slitting her wrists and lying in snow, hoping to bleed out.
Source: Bath Suicide -
He spits it back into her face and lets her bleed to death in the snow.
Source: Right Behind Me -
Stick figures bleed to death in the snow, their corpses are tossed into pools of blood, distant fires rage across frigid mountainous landscapes, and there is a strong general implication that the world is falling to pieces.
Source: Music / Kid A
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