A flow of blood.

A stream, brook, rivulet; transferred a stream (of blood, etc.). Obsolete.

An abnormally copious flowing of blood, excrement, etc. from the bowels or other organs; a morbid or excessive discharge. spec. An early name for…

The flowing or dropping of blood (from a wound, etc.); hæmorrhage.

Medicine. Rupture of an organ or tissue, esp. of a blood vessel; haemorrhage or extravasation of blood resulting from such rupture; an instance of…

Abnormal discharge of blood, pus, or other matter from the body; an instance of this; (concrete) the substance so discharged. Also in figurative…

= haemorrhage, v.

= bleeding, n. 1a.

A flow of blood.

The shedding of blood. Obsolete. rare.

An escape of blood from the blood vessels; a flux of blood, either external or internal, due to rupture of a vessel; bleeding, esp. when profuse or…

spec. Pulsation or spurting forth (of blood).

Haemorrhage through the wall of a blood vessel.

Pathology and Physiology. In etymological sense: A pouring; pouring forth (of the blood); ? = circulation, n. Obsolete.

‘An old term for hæmorrhage.’

Rupture of or haemorrhage from a vein.

With reference to temporal sequence: Pertaining to a second period or condition of things… Surgery, etc. Performed or occurring after a definite…

a narrow, elongated hæmorrhage resembling one produced by a splinter.