gory

• Thurlow's cheeks were gory, already turning purple in splotches. —  PARTONE
• First, although most historians term the gory conflicts between European Christians and Middle Eastern Muslims as "the Crusades" or the "Christian Crusades," they should more accurately be called the —  theTrumpet.com: Front Page
• Coupled with this innovative gunplay is a slow-motion animation that often follows curved bullets close behind and right into the enemy for a gory, but equally pleasing effect. —  Gaming Target
• CSI might be gory, after all, but if hard-trying hoofers like the campy delight —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
• You might call this section "gory," except, as animation, it comes off much less so than any number of —  GreenCine Daily

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