bleed
bleed
verb
When a colour or ink spreads into an adjacent area, often undesirably.
"Be careful, the red dye might bleed onto the fabric."
verb
To lose blood from the body, typically due to an injury or wound.
"His cut finger started to bleed quite heavily."
verb
To drain fluid from a system, such as brakes or a radiator.
"The garage had to bleed the car's brakes."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: phlebotomize, leech, phlebotomise, run, shed blood, hemorrhage