Transfusion

What do we mean by transfusion?

The act or process of transfusing. noun

The transfer of whole blood or blood products from one individual to another. noun

The act of transfusing, or of pouring, as a liquid, out of one vessel into another; hence, in general, transmission; transference. noun

In medicine, the transmission of blood from one living animal to another, or from a human being or one of the lower animals into a human being, with the view of restoring the vigor of exhausted subjects or of replacing the blood lost by hemorrhage; also, the intravenous injection of other liquids, such as milk or saline solutions, in order to restore the circulating fluid to its normal volume, as after severe hemorrhage. noun

The act of transfusing, or pouring, as liquor, out of one vessel into another. noun

The act or operation of transferring the blood of one man or animal into the vascular system of another; also, the introduction of any fluid into the blood vessels, or into a cavity of the body from which it can readily be adsorbed into the vessels; intrafusion. noun

The transfer of blood or blood products from one individual to another. noun

The act of pouring liquid from one vessel to another. noun

The introduction of blood or blood plasma into a vein or artery noun

The action of pouring a liquid from one vessel to another noun

The transfer of blood or blood products from one individual to another.

The act of pouring liquid from one vessel to another.

An incredible mixed drink comprised of ginger ale, grape juice and vodka amounts of each may vary Urban Dictionary

A sexual act between two females where they scissor each other while one female is on her period. Urban Dictionary

An advanced dishwashing technique where you slowly drain the sink and turn the faucet on. This dilutes the water, thus making it less dirty. Add some more soap and VOILA!! Improved dishwater. Used when there are a lot of dishes but the dishwasher doesn't want to waste time draining and refilling the sink, thus allowing them to wash the dishes nonstop, which speeds up the process. Also used to extend the life of the dishwater when the restaurant is about to close to make it last until close. Urban Dictionary

When you've heard every song on your iPod way too many times and the only option left is to delete everything and start again. Urban Dictionary

When two people proceed to poop into eachothers asses Urban Dictionary

The act of having sex with a woman on her period, not taking a shower and then having sex with a different woman. Urban Dictionary

When you give a family member an STD Urban Dictionary

The act of receiving antibodies or immunity in general by eating out a women’s vagina and ingesting her vaginal juices which may contain antibodies to various viruses or bacteria. Urban Dictionary

A 2 or 3 liter bottle of red soda, usually purchased at the grocery store on the way home from work, that when completely consumed, invigorates and rejuvenates the consumer. Urban Dictionary

A sex act in which, the male(s), while fucking twin females, cum into the mouth of one twin and she then spits that load into the mouth of the other twin. A play on the actual condition in which during a twin pregnancy, arterial blood from donor twin passes through the placenta into vein of recipient twin. Essentially the donor twin gets less blood and the recipient twin gets more. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to transfusion:
transfusion, transcursion, transfixion, transfusing, transfusions, transfusive, transunion.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word transfusion:
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Words that rhyme with transfusion:
collusion, illusion, delusion, conclusion, fusion, allusion, confusion, inclusion, occlusion, diffusion, infusion, contusion, intrusion, profusion, exclusion, extrusion, disillusion, seclusion, preclusion, reperfusion, nuclear fusion, foregone conclusion, optical illusion, rediffusion, in conclusion, spinal fusion, optical fusion, heat of fusion, electromagnetic intrusion, coronary occlusion, in great confusion, mental confusion, andalusia in, rouge in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe transfusion:
blood, massive, post, intrauterine, red, incompatible, fetal, direct, immediate, partial, rapid, whole, placental, twin, allogeneic, perioperative, previous, intravenous, single, prophylactic, homologous, arterial, preoperative, simple, autologous, successful, intravascular, mismatched, maternal, further, chronic, subsequent, possible, fresh, adequate, fetomaternal, intraperitoneal, recent, intraoperative, prior, granulocyte, pre, neonatal, complete, regular, initial, safe, urgent, volume, uterine, excessive, prompt, slow, over, indirect, cross, routine, multiple, elective, continuous, severe, acute, operative, postoperative, frequent, pretransplant, allogenic, therapeutic, saving, unnecessary, random, platelet, hemolytic, exchange, cell, replacement, utero, repeated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective transfusion:
syndrome, associated, disease, recovery, period, sample, blood, day, related, hemoglobin, transmitted, specimens, specimen.

Words that sound like transfusion:
transfusion, transfusions, transfusing, transforation, transfixion, transfection, transfuse, transfused, transformation, translation, transmission.