blood grouping

noun

1. blood typing.

Word History and Origins

Origin of blood grouping¹

First recorded in 1915–20

Example Sentences

At the time of the murder experts only had very basic opportunities open to them, such as blood grouping and serum testing.

From BBC

First he made sure they were of the same blood grouping, so the transplants would be well-nourished.

From Time Magazine Archive

As a result of special new tests developed under Dr. Diamond at the Boston Blood Grouping Laboratory, physicians can state with certainty whether the mother has been sensitized and has cause for alarm.

From Time Magazine Archive

This it will presumably do without difficulty because John and Clara have the same blood grouping.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Landsteiner blood grouping test is generally accepted by the medical profession.

From Time Magazine Archive