To bleed profusely or continuously; to cause something to bleed thoroughly.
From 'be-' (to cause thoroughly) plus 'bleed' (to lose blood). The prefix intensifies the action of bleeding.
Medical and surgical texts used 'bebleed' to describe blood loss that wouldn't stop—it's an older, more visceral way to describe hemorrhaging than modern clinical language.
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