To cover with blood; to make bloody or stain with blood.
From the prefix 'be-' plus 'blood.' This intensive prefix turns the noun into a verb meaning to thoroughly coat or cover with blood, used in dramatic or poetic contexts.
Shakespeare and other Early Modern writers loved intensifying verbs with 'be-'—'beblood' appears in dramatic contexts to suggest something thoroughly soaked or covered in blood, making it more vivid than simply 'blood' alone.
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