Describes a small or not severe bruise.
Describes the dark color of a bruise.
Describes a small or not severe bruise.
Describes the purplish color of a bruise.
Describes the dark color of a bruise.
Describes a severe or unpleasant-looking bruise.
Describes a severe or unpleasant-looking bruise.
Describes a small or not severe bruise.
Describes a bluish, discolored bruise.
Often used ironically to describe a very noticeable or large bruise.
When a bruise gets better and disappears.
When a bruise slowly disappears.
When a bruise starts to become visible on the skin.
When a bruise starts to develop on the skin.
A common phrase for minor injuries involving both cuts and bruises.
An idiomatic expression for being physically and/or emotionally hurt.
An idiomatic expression for being physically and/or emotionally hurt.
To be covered in many bruises.
To get bruises from very light impacts.
To get a severe bruise.
To receive an injury that causes a bruise.
To have a mark on your skin from an injury.
To cause a bruise to appear on someone.
To receive an injury that causes a bruise, often in a more formal or serious context.
To have a bruise that is clearly visible, often in a proud or unconcerned way.