nosebleed
/ˈnoʊsˌblɪd/; /ˈnoʊzbliːd/Definitions
1. noun
a nose that is bleeding, especially one that is caused by a blow or injury to the nose.
“After getting hit in the nose, he was left with a nosebleed that lasted for hours.”
2. noun
a small amount of bleeding from the nose, often caused by dry air or other minor irritation.
“She suffered from nosebleeds during the dry winter months.”
3. verb
to bleed from the nose, often suddenly and profusely.
“He nosebled after being punched in the face during the fight.”