Definition for Bleed:

• ( bled). Emit blood( heart bleeds, is in acute distress); suffer wounds or violent death( often for cause &c.); ( of plants) emit sap; part with money, pay layishly, suffer extortion; draw blood surgically from; extort money from; bleeding-heart, pop. name of various plants, as Wallflower. [ old English]

Synonyms for Bleed:

• n.

  •
  • anaesthetize,
  • bypass,
  • attend,
  • catch.
  •
  • hammer,
  • flutter,
  • impoverish,
  • haemorrhage,
  • confiscate,
  • pauperize,
  • steal,
  • strong-arm.
  •
  • cup,
  • gray,
  • fade.
  •
  • exhaust,
  • reduce,
  • get rid of.
  •
  • solid.
  •bleed (noun)
  • leech,
  • phlebotomise,
  • phlebotomize,
  • shed blood,
  • hemorrhage.

• v.

  •extort (verb)
  • mulct,
  • rook,
  • stick,
  • put the screws to,
  • extract.

Antonyms for Bleed:

• v.

  • extort
    give, increase, offer, put in, add.
  • Other antonyms:
    drown, flood, souse, delight, overflow, wash, rejoice, soothe, commiserate, bathe, exult, water, submerge, comfort, surge, drench, laugh, assure, cheer, crow, deluge, douse, wet, fill, sympathize, gush, ravish, inundate, joy, swamp, reassure, glory, triumph, console, stream, solace, soak, beam.

Hypernym for Bleed:

• v.

  • body
    flow, menstruate.
  • motion
    crock.

Hyponym for Bleed:

• v.

  • body
    eject, exhaust, expel, release, discharge.
  • change
    empty.
  • motion
    diffuse, spread, fan out, spread out.
  • possession
    gouge, rack, squeeze, wring, extort.