black-blooded
/ˈblakˌblʌdɪd/adjective
1Hateful, malevolent, cruel; black-hearted.
2Descended from any dark-skinned group of peoples.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Oxford Magazine. From black + blooded.
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