Gory [adjective]
Definition of Gory:
bloody, horrible
Sentence/Example of Gory:
Be sure to tune into this week’s episode to get the rest of the gory details.
This was the gory blade which they waved before their adversaries, and called the sword of justice.
The Duke's casque was beaten and gory, his long white pennon red-dyed, his horse wounded.
The ambition of the nobles failed of its object, when "the last of the barons" lay gory in his blood on the field of Tewkesbury.
With flashing eyes and swelling veins, he gazed upon the gory face.
Grim and gory, with the eyes picked out by the carrion birds, the frightful object rolled.
They gathered round me, and endeavoured to divert my attention from the dead and now gory body.
It has not a crooked old street nor gate nor fountain nor piazza or palazzo but what is gory with bloody memories.
The following year three of his brothers fell on the gory field of Azincourt.
Gory stones those dark women turned sorrowfully; bleeding hearts hung out of their breasts, faint with much affliction.