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Definition of nosebleed

nosebleed

/ˈnoʊz.bliːd/
nose · bleed

Plural:nosebleeds
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nosebleed Lexical Profile

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• noun

1

An instance of bleeding from the blood vessels inside the nose.

Example

"Dry winter air often causes children to get a sudden nosebleed."


2

North American The highest and most distant seating section in a stadium, arena, or theater (usually used in the plural).

Example

"We could only afford tickets in the nosebleeds, so we brought binoculars to watch the game."

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• adjective

1

North American Located in the highest and most distant tier of a stadium, arena, or theater.

Example

"Even from the nosebleed seats, the energy of the concert was incredible."


2

North American Extremely high or exorbitant, especially in price, valuation, or rate.

Example

"Many retail investors are hesitant to buy tech stocks at such nosebleed valuations."

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