bloodthirster
/ˈblʌdˌθəːstə/noun
A person who thirsts for blood; a violent or bloodthirsty person.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Daus (c1516–1602), schoolmaster and translator. From blood + thirster.
- non-party
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- non-pathogen
- non-pathogenic
- non-pathogenicity
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- non-payment
- non-pedigree
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- non-people
- non-peptide
- non-perception
- non-performance
- non-performer
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- non-person