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Definition of bandage
1 : a strip of fabric used especially to cover, dress, and bind up wounds
2 : a flexible strip or band used to cover, strengthen, or compress something
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Examples of bandage in a Sentence
He wrapped a bandage around his knee.
She put a bandage on the cut.
Recent Examples of bandage from the Web
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Sometimes the changes are minor, like giving a digitized bandage to a scraped knee after someone takes a tumble or masking a real-life baby bump that doesn't jibe with a character's storyline.
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Whether escaping the scrutiny of coworkers, family, or doctors, recovery resorts give medical tourists an opportunity to stay away until all the bandages are off.
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Lying in the hospital bed with bandages from head to foot.
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Nurses provided food, changed bandages, cleaned, and changed linens—but provided very little in terms of hands-on treatment.
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The idea of bandages festooned with cartoons is nothing new—
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The whole thing comes off as a lamely sexist piece of quasi-titillation, as Ahmanet writhes around various sets skimpily clad in bandages, and sucks the life out of her various victims by giving them a deadly kiss.
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Elizabeth, propped up in a bouncy chair, wrapped in bandages, was beautiful and - like every image of human suffering - painful to look at.
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By midmorning, many were limping or being wheeled out of local hospitals, with their clothes covered in blood and their heads, arms or feet wrapped in bandages.
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Origin and Etymology of bandage
Middle French, from bande
bandage
Definition of bandage
bandaged
;bandaging
transitive verb
: to bind, dress, or cover with a bandage bandage a wound a bandaged ankle
Examples of bandage in a Sentence
He arrived with a bandaged ankle.
her mother always bandages her scraped knees very carefully
Recent Examples of bandage from the Web
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The other hand, which was bandaged, hung limply at his side.
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Derek would decompress his personal tension by trying to bandage spirits as well as limbs.
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As noted above, the loss of Maxwell, Souder and McDermott are deep cuts that the Retrievers will have to bandage and heal.
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The 31-year-old Spaniard's pre-match routine includes a long series of rituals that include taking a freezing cold shower to invigorate himself before putting on his headphones while his trainer bandages his feet.
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The woman sought treatment at Tulane Lakeside Hospital in Metairie where staffers stitched and bandaged the wound, according to the report.
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The city of Tokyo offers a wildly popular, 323-page survival manual with tips on how to bandage a head wound with tights and make an emergency stove from foil and cooking oil.
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A couple of the kids are squeamish and went running, and Millie, our middle daughter, immediately started bandaging and hosing it off.
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While the former One Direction singer didn't appear to be extremely hurt, the photos show that his left foot was bandaged as he was wheeled inside the front doors to Gigi Hadid's apartment in New York City.
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First Known Use of bandage
1730
BANDAGE Defined for English Language Learners
bandage
playDefinition of bandage for English Language Learners
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: a covering (such as a strip of cloth) that protects or supports part of the body that has been hurt
bandage
Definition of bandage for English Language Learners
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: to cover or wrap (something) with a bandage
BANDAGE Defined for Kids
Definition of bandage for Students
: a strip of material used to cover and wrap up wounds
Definition of bandage for Students
bandaged
;bandaging
: to cover or wrap up (a wound) with a strip of material
Medical Dictionary
Medical Definition of bandage
: a strip of fabric used to cover a wound, hold a dressing in place, immobilize an injured part, or apply pressure—see capeline, esmarch bandage, pressure bandage, spica, velpeau bandage
bandage
Medical Definition of bandage
bandaged
;bandaging
transitive verb
: to bind, dress, or cover with a bandage bandage a wound bandage a sprained ankleintransitive verb
: to apply a bandage
bandager
nounLearn More about bandage
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