Blood and Flesh

Blood

Blood noun - A group of persons who come from the same ancestor.

Flesh and blood are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flesh" instead a noun "Blood".

Flesh

Flesh noun - Animal and especially mammal tissue used as food.
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Synonyms for Flesh

Blood and flesh are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blood" instead a noun "Flesh".

Nearby Words: fleshy, fleshly, fleshed, fleshing

How words are described

live live blood live flesh
human human blood human flesh
mortal mortal blood mortal flesh
fresh fresh blood fresh flesh
Other adjectives: warm, normal, common, alien, original, synthetic, artificial, green, dead, actual, real, infected, angelic, white, glowing, less, pink, red, toxic, purple.

Both words in one sentence

  • Picky People Eater The Malaysian Penanggalan is said to only feed on the blood of pregnant women and/or children, or on the heart/blood/flesh of unborn babies, depending on which region you hear it from.
  • Blood Magic In Holly Lisle's The Secret Texts trilogy, each of the three schools of magic use blood/flesh sacrifices.
    Source: Blood Magic
  • Alien Blood In Diablo III when the angel Imperius is wounded in a cutscene his blood is white and glows, in keeping with angels being creatures of light rather than flesh and blood.
    Source: Alien Blood
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