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bleedingverbpresent participle of bleed to feel deep sadness or mental painher heart bleeds for the homeless people she sees on her way to work agonizing, anguishing, grieving, hurting, mourning, sorrowing, suffering aching, longing (for), pining (away), sighing, smartingracking, tormenting, torturingbemoaning, bewailing, deploring, lamenting, ruingbawling, blubbering, crying, groaning, howling, keening, moaning, sobbing, taking on, wailing, weeping, yammering, yowlinglanguishingregretting eating one's heart out, tearing one's hair beaming, cheering, crowing, delighting, exulting, glorying, joying, laughing, ravishing, rejoicing, triumphingassuring, cheering, comforting, commiserating, consoling, reassuring, solacing, soothing, sympathizing to flow forth slowly through small openingspitch was bleeding from cuts in the tree bark exuding, oozing, percolating, seeping, straining, sweating, transuding, weeping dribbling, dripping, tricklingdischarging, emitting, giving off, ventingemanating, flowing, springing flooding, gushing, pouring, streaming, surging to remove (liquid) gradually or completelybleed water from the radiators drafting, draining, drawing (off), pumping, siphoning(also syphoning), tapping milkingsuckingclearing, emptying, evacuating, exhausting, vacating, vacuating, voidingdecanting, effusingdepletingcleaning, flushing, purging filling bathing, dousing(also dowsing), drenching, soaking, sousing, washing, watering, wettingdeluging, drowning, flooding, inundating, overflowingsubmerging, swamping to rob by the use of trickery or threatsthe confidence men coldheartedly bled the elderly couple of their life savings beating, bilking, cheating, chiseling(or chiselling), chousing, conning, cozening, defrauding, diddling, doing, doing in, euchring, fiddling, fleecing, flimflamming, gaffing, gypping, hosing(slang), hustling, mulcting, nobbling(British slang), plucking, reaming, ripping off, rooking, screwing, shaking down, shortchanging, shorting, skinning, skunking, squeezing, sticking, stiffing, stinging, suckering, swindling, thimblerigging, victimizing extorting, wrenching, wresting, wringingclipping, gouging, nicking, overcharging, soakingexploiting, milkingdeceiving, duping, fooling, gulling, trickingroping (in)betraying, bitching, double-crossingbamboozling, fast-talking selling a bill of goods to, taking for a ride, taking to the cleaners in 1839 |