bloodsucker in Irish
bloodsucker in Irish is súmaire (fola) — bloodsucker means a creature, such as a leech or mosquito, that feeds by sucking blood.
bloodsucker in Irish
súmaire (fola)
An animal that drinks the blood of others, especially by sucking blood through a puncture wound; a hemovore.
What does "bloodsucker" mean?
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noun A creature, such as a leech or mosquito, that feeds by sucking blood.
"Leeches are famous bloodsuckers used in old medical treatments."
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noun (informal) A person who exploits or drains others for personal gain.
"He called his landlord a bloodsucker for raising the rent so often."
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bloodsucker in a sentence
- Leeches are famous bloodsuckers used in old medical treatments.
- He called his landlord a bloodsucker for raising the rent so often.
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What is "bloodsucker" in Irish?
"bloodsucker" in Irish is súmaire (fola). bloodsucker means: A creature, such as a leech or mosquito, that feeds by sucking blood.
How do you use "bloodsucker" in a sentence?
Example: "Leeches are famous bloodsuckers used in old medical treatments." In Irish, "bloodsucker" is súmaire (fola).
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