Third-person singular present tense of 'bloody'; to make something bloody or to stain with blood.
From 'bloody' (Old English blōdig, containing blood) as a verb; the '-ies' ending follows regular conjugation patterns.
In English, we can 'bloody' something (make it have blood on it), but in the phrase 'bloody well' it's just an intensifier with unknown origins—linguists still argue about why Brits used this mild curse word while Americans found it shocking.
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