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ensanguine

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en⋅san⋅guine

  [en-sang-gwin]
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–verb (used with object), -guined, -guin⋅ing.
to stain or cover with or as with blood: a flag ensanguined with the blood of battle.
Origin:
1660–70; en- 1 + sanguine
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en·san·guine   (ěn-sāng'gwĭn)   
tr.v.   en·san·guined, en·san·guin·ing, en·san·guines
To cover or stain with or as if with blood.
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