To initiate into warfare or a blood sport, traditionally by smearing with the blood of the first kill witnessed.
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Example
Roberts-Smith and his commander had made it clear the "rookie" needed to kill someone to truly become part of the squadron. They called it a "blooding". The assault patrols cleared the compound known as Whiskey 108 and declared it secure. An opportunity for a blooding emerged when a hidden tunnel was discovered in a courtyard. Inside, two Afghan men were found hiding.
Order number
6
Part of speech
verb
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