Definition of bandaged
:wrapped or covered with a bandage
- a heavily bandaged leg
- a bandaged eye
- a bandaged wound
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Lake Central coach Jereme Rainwater said Osearo, who had his head bandaged, likely would require stitches.
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Victims could be seen lying on the ground, including one man holding his bandaged and bloody abdomen, as others tended to them.
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Her husband Cody's post about the incident, which features video footage recorded by a Nest security camera, and a photo of Ashley's bandaged face in the emergency room, has been shared more than 11,000 times, with more than 4,000 comments.
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His heel was bandaged and a nearby gauze pad was stained with a small amount of blood.
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The teen walked to a friend's house, where a woman bandaged his wound and drove him to MetroHealth for treatment, police reports say.
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Federer won straight sets against the Croatian Cilic, who was playing on a bandaged left foot and at one point slipped and fell on the court.
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The real success for the pricey, bandaged-up film will happen overseas, as the studio hopes global audiences take to the reboot.
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Two days after the ambush at his home, following much deliberation, his arm still bandaged, Marley performed a 90-minute set at the Smile Jamaica concert before a crowd estimated at 70,000.
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First Known Use of bandaged
1855
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