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Blood
Blood [blod (Saxon, Su. and Danish),
Bloed (Du. O. and L. G.)
Blut (H.G.),
Bloth (Goth)] a
warm, red Liquor or Humour, circulating by means of Arteries and Veins, through
every Part of the
Body;
by Microscopes the
Blood
appears to consist of little red Globules swimming in an aqueous Liquor,
supposed to be the
Cruor
and
Serum.
Definition taken from
The Universal Etymological English Dictionary,
edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)
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