blooded

IPA: bɫˈʌdɪd

Experienced (especially in warfare).
Descended from.
bloody, bleeding.
(zoology, of horses, cattle, etc.) derived from ancestors of good blood; having a good pedigree.

Examples of "blooded" in Sentences

Red meat is red blooded, which is not to be confused with "red".
I take an interest in blooded horses and two of my horses are running tomorrow.
When CBS announcer Gus Johnson used the phrase "cold blooded" to describe Washington guard
Don't know if the idea of humans being "blooded" like Predators was yours, or if it was already part of the AvP mythos.
Fish are cold-blooded, that is they are unable to maintain a body temperature different from that of their surroundings.
Sword blooded, blood up, he took to battle like a veteran — brave in attack, careful in defense, brilliant in difficulties.
As his meat flies into the crowd of women, they rub it over themselves, like young fox hunters who are initiated into the hunt when they are "blooded" by the dead fox, or else like the women who follow Dionysus, god of wine: they rip their victims apart, and are so high they can't tell man from beast.