exsanguinate

• “Tip: make sure you have a clean towel on the bed to mop up, in case you exsanguinate during the act.”

  Childbirth with Hypnosis « Awful Library Books

• “A broadhead to the heart and a person would exsanguinate in seconds, just like the deer.”

  New Jersey Approves Crossbows For Archery Deer

• “In summer, biting insects can exsanguinate a mule; in winter, the cold can freeze your eyelids shut.”

  The Washington Post: Review of John Vaillant's "The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival"

• “If the aorta were ruptured the victim would exsanguinate.”

  The Guardian: Heartbreak by Craig Raine

• “Unfortunately, people like this will be holding up traffic for hours while the med techs patently wait for them to exsanguinate.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Fined for Inadequate Insurance

• “And that can lead to devastating amounts of blood loss to the point where somebody could actually exsanguinate.”

  CNN Transcript Nov 27, 2007

• “At first the awed and fascinated occupants of Alexander thought it must be blood from a slain whale, then realized that no leviathan could exsanguinate enough to dye the water scarlet as far as the eye could see.”

  Simon & Schuster: Morgan’s Run

• “A woman could exsanguinate in ten to fifteen minutes from utenne hemorrhage, but it only took thirty seconds to bleed to death from a hole in the body's biggest artery.”

  The Silent Cradle

• “Yes, I have a death wish, my goal is to either get stabbed in the chest by a homeless person for not giving them money or cigarettes, go home and exsanguinate in my bathtub, to get poisoned somehow or to be hit by a car in traffic while walking, go home and die.”

  Documenting Reality

• “The victim would later tell his family that judging from the way the creature had grabbed him during the struggle, it was trying to exsanguinate [drain blood from] him.”

  Signs of the Times

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