Gore theme
includes:
medical, slasher, cannibalistic, horror and general gore content, feel free to request specifics
meat/flesh - zombie - blood
(nick)names:
gore, gorette, goretta, goretto, gorine, gorina, gorino, gorelle, gorello, gorella, gorer, gory, gnaw, gnash, gut, gutz, gwyar, gruesome, grisly, gouge, guts/gutz, gutsy/gutzy, gutsie/gutzie, gutsee/gutzee, gutsine/gutzine
intestine, intes, intine, inn, inna, innard
entrail, entra, entrai, eye
kill, killer, killian, killien, kid, kidney/kidnee/kidnie
mort, morte, morty, morter, mortem, mortemer, mortimer, mortu, mortua, mortuary
blade, bite, biter, bitten, bleed, blood, bloody, bleeder, bloodette, bloodine, bloodetta, bloodina, bloodelle, bloodella, brain, brainy, brainette, brainetta, brainelle, brainella, braine, brutal, bloodlust, bloodshed, bloodlet, bloodless, bloodlette, bloodletta, bloodletter, bloodbath, bowel
cut, cutter, capil, capillary, cava, claret, clot, carnage, colon
thrash, thrasher, tear
slash, slasher, slice, splatter, spill, stab, stomach, spleen
rip, ripper, rippley, ripley, razor
fang, flesh, fleshy
venus, vis, viscer, viscera, visceral, viscerally, vei, vein, vendet, vendette, vendetta, vessel, vital
orga, organ, organa
liver, lung
art, arter, artery, ana, anat, anatom, anatomy, arteriole
wound
death
hema
pan, pancrea, pancreas, pierce, plasma, puncture
1st p prns: i/me/my/mine/myself
gi/gore/goreself, gi/guts/gutself
bli/bleed/bloods/bloodself
vi/vie/veins/veinself, vi/ve/ventettas/vendettaself, vi/visce/viscerals/visceralself
i/inte/intestine/intestines/intestineself
wi/wou/woune/wounds/woundself
fli/fle/fleshs/fleshself
oi/ore/organs/organself
ci/carne/carnages/carnegeself, cli/clot/clots/clotself, ci/cor/corpse/corpseself
li/lungs/lungself, li/live/livers/liverself
ai/arte/arteries/arteryself
pi/pancrea/pancreas/pancreaself
sti/stomachs/stomachself, spli/splee/spleens/spleenself,
ki/kidne/kidneys/kidneyself
2nd person: you/your/yours/yourself
go/gore/gores/goreself, gu/gutr/gutrs/gutrself
blo/bleedr/bleedrs/bleedrself
vo/veinr/veinrs/veinrself, vo/vendettar/vendettars/vendettarself, vo/viscer/viscers/visceralself
oi/intestir/intestirs/intestinself
wou/woundr/woundrs/woundrself
flo/fleshr/fleshrs/fleshrself
o/or/organs/organself
co/cor/corpse/corpself, co/car/carnages/carnageself, clo/clotr/clotrs/clotself
lo/lungr/lungrs/lungrself, lo/liver/livers/liverself
ao/arter/arteries/arteryself
po/pancr/pancreas/pancreaself
sto/stomachr/stomachrs/stomachrself, splo/spleenr/spleenrs/spleenrself
ko/kidneyr/kidneyrs/kidneyrself
3rd person: they/them/theirs/themself
go/gore, go/re, gore/gores, gu/ts, gu/gut, gut/guts
blood/bloods, blo/od, blood/bath, blood/bloody, bloo/dy, blood/dy, blood/pit, blood/vessel, blood/shed, blood/less, blood/bond, blood/pact, blood/lust, blood/bleed, bleed/bleeds, ble/ed, bleed/ing, bleeding/out, blood/clot
vi/vein, vei/vein, ve/in, vein/veins, vein/veiny, ven/detta, vendet/ta, ven/vendetta, vendetta/vendettas, visc/era, visc/eral, visc/visceram visc/visceral, viscera/visceral, visceral/viscerally
inte/intestine, intest/ine, inte/stine, intestine/intestines
large/intestine, lu/lung, lung/lungs, lun/ng, li/liver, li/ver, liv/er, liv/liver, liver/livers
small/intestine, sto/mach, stomach/stomachs, sto/stomach, splee/spleen, sple/en, splee/een, spleen/spleens
wo/wound, wou/wound, wou/nd, wo/und, wound/wounds
fle/sh, fle/flesh, flesh/fleshes, flesh/fleshy
o/organ, or/gan, org/an, org/organ, organ/organs
co/coprse, cor/pse, cor/corpse, corplse/like, corpse/corpses, car/nage, carn/age, car/carnage, carn/carnage, carnage/carnages, clo/clot, clo/t, clo/ot, clot/clots
art/artery, ar/tery, art/ery, artery/arteries
pan/creas, pan/pancreas, pancrea/pancreas, pancreas/pancreases
kid/ney, ki/kidney, kid/kidney, kidney/kidneys
titles:
the gore, the gored, the gorer, the visceral, the bleeding, the organ, the one with missing organs/limbs, the flesh eater, the wounded, the mortally wounded, the bleeding/bloody corpse, the half eaten corpse, the rotting flesh, the one with missing arteries, the one with bleeding arteries
(prn) whos skin peels, (prn) whos organs/limbs are missing, (prn) who's intestines are exposed, (prn) who brings carnage, (prn) whos flesh rots, (prn) who is gravely wounded
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