exsanguinate

ex·san·gui·nate

E0293500 (ĕks-săng′gwə-nāt′)v. ex·san·gui·nat·ed, ex·san·gui·nat·ing, ex·san·gui·nates v.tr. To drain of blood.v.intr. To be drained of blood.

[From Latin exsanguinātus, drained of blood : ex-, ex- + sanguis, sanguin-, blood.]

ex·san′gui·na′tion n.

exsanguinate

(ɪkˈsæŋɡwɪneɪt) vb (Medicine) (tr) rare to drain the blood from[C19: from Latin exsanguināre] exˌsanguinˈation n

ex•san•gui•nate

(ɛksˈsæŋ gwəˌneɪt)

v.t. -nat•ed, -nat•ing. to drain of blood. [1790–1800; < Latin exsanguinātus drained of blood] ex•san`gui•na′tion, n.

exsanguinate

Past participle: exsanguinated
Gerund: exsanguinating

Imperative
exsanguinate
exsanguinate

Present
I exsanguinate
you exsanguinate
he/she/it exsanguinates
we exsanguinate
you exsanguinate
they exsanguinate

Preterite
I exsanguinated
you exsanguinated
he/she/it exsanguinated
we exsanguinated
you exsanguinated
they exsanguinated

Present Continuous
I am exsanguinating
you are exsanguinating
he/she/it is exsanguinating
we are exsanguinating
you are exsanguinating
they are exsanguinating

Present Perfect
I have exsanguinated
you have exsanguinated
he/she/it has exsanguinated
we have exsanguinated
you have exsanguinated
they have exsanguinated

Past Continuous
I was exsanguinating
you were exsanguinating
he/she/it was exsanguinating
we were exsanguinating
you were exsanguinating
they were exsanguinating

Past Perfect
I had exsanguinated
you had exsanguinated
he/she/it had exsanguinated
we had exsanguinated
you had exsanguinated
they had exsanguinated

Future
I will exsanguinate
you will exsanguinate
he/she/it will exsanguinate
we will exsanguinate
you will exsanguinate
they will exsanguinate

Future Perfect
I will have exsanguinated
you will have exsanguinated
he/she/it will have exsanguinated
we will have exsanguinated
you will have exsanguinated
they will have exsanguinated

Future Continuous
I will be exsanguinating
you will be exsanguinating
he/she/it will be exsanguinating
we will be exsanguinating
you will be exsanguinating
they will be exsanguinating

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been exsanguinating
you have been exsanguinating
he/she/it has been exsanguinating
we have been exsanguinating
you have been exsanguinating
they have been exsanguinating

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been exsanguinating
you will have been exsanguinating
he/she/it will have been exsanguinating
we will have been exsanguinating
you will have been exsanguinating
they will have been exsanguinating

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been exsanguinating
you had been exsanguinating
he/she/it had been exsanguinating
we had been exsanguinating
you had been exsanguinating
they had been exsanguinating

Conditional
I would exsanguinate
you would exsanguinate
he/she/it would exsanguinate
we would exsanguinate
you would exsanguinate
they would exsanguinate

Past Conditional
I would have exsanguinated
you would have exsanguinated
he/she/it would have exsanguinated
we would have exsanguinated
you would have exsanguinated
they would have exsanguinated

exsanguinate

ex·san·gui·nate

(ek-sang'gwi-nāt), Avoid the misspelling exanguinate.1. To remove or withdraw the circulating blood; to make bloodless. 2. Synonym(s): exsanguine [L. ex, out, + sanguis (-guin), blood]

exsanguinate

(ĕks-săng′gwə-nāt′)v. exsangui·nated, exsangui·nating, exsangui·nates v.tr. To drain of blood.v.intr. To be drained of blood.

ex·san′gui·na′tion n.

exsanguinate

verb To bleed dry; to be bled dry.

exsanguinate

verb To be bled dry

ex·san·gui·nate

(ek-sang'gwi-nāt) 1. To remove or withdraw the circulating blood; to make bloodless. 2. Synonym(s): exsanguine. [L. ex, out, + sanguis (-guin), blood]

ex·san·gui·nate

(ek-sang'gwi-nāt) To remove or withdraw circulating blood. [L. ex, out, + sanguis (-guin), blood]