Nosebleed

/ˈnoʊzˌbliːd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A hemorrhage from the nostrils, often due to a variety of causes such as dry air or injury.

After spending too much time in the dry environment, she experienced a nosebleed.

A common term used to describe a bleeding from the nose, which is usually not serious.

He paused the game when his son had a sudden nosebleed.

The most severe or extreme seat location in a theater or stadium, often the farthest from the stage or field.

We ended up with nosebleed seats at the concert, but the music was still amazing.

The term is a compound of 'nose' and 'bleed', indicating bleeding from the nasal area.

nosebleed seats

Seating located high up in a venue, often referring to a concert or sports event, which is far from the action.

epistaxis

Medical term for a nosebleed.

hemorrhage

Profuse bleeding, not limited to any particular area.

Nosebleed seats

We sat in the nosebleed section at the concert.

To get a nosebleed

I got a nosebleed when the temperature changed suddenly.