bloodbath

There lay the steed; here lay the man; Gude friends that day did twin: They leuch na a' to the feast that cam Whan the het bluid-bath was done.

Although the Hampden Park blood bath of '94 caused Yale and Harvard to break off football relations for the next two years, they kept close watch on each other.

Robert Halfon, a senior Tory backbencher, warned that a general election now would be a “bloodbath” for his party.

In an interview after the victory, Daley sought to assure Blacks that there would be no personnel bloodbath at City Hall.

On Blood-Baths: An Historical Notice. By Dr. Hecker. According to a dark tradition which is incidentally mentioned by Pliny, the ancient kings of Egypt used to bathe in human blood when they were seized with leprosy.