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bloodstock
noun [U] /ˈblʌd.stɒk/
/-stɑːk/ Definition
(Definition of bloodstock noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- dark horse noun (WINNER)
- Derby noun
- flat racing noun
- horse racing noun
- hurdle noun (FENCE)
- hurdler noun
- jockey noun
- nobble verb (CAUSE TO FAIL)
- photo finish noun
- race meeting noun
- race noun (COMPETITION)
- racecourse noun
- racehorse noun
- racetrack noun
- racing noun
- runner noun (GOING QUICKLY)
- stable noun
- steeplechase noun
- turf noun (HORSE RACING)
- unplaced adjective
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