bandaged

adjective ban·daged \ ˈban-dijd \

|Updated on: 14 Jun 2018

Definition of bandaged

: wrapped or covered with a bandage

a heavily bandaged leg

a bandaged eye

a bandaged wound

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The courtyard was jammed with young men with claw-like metal braces protruding from bandaged legs.

— hanah salah, latimes.com, "Israel shoots to wound, not kill. That has led to a wave of amputations in Gaza," 8 June 2018
The two girls who survived — Marwa, 4, and her cousin Rabia, 7 — writhed in pain on their hospital beds, trying to find a comfortable way to sit or lie with their bandaged stumps.

— New York Times, "One Family’s Toll on a Cruel Day: 7 Children With Amputated Legs," 3 June 2018
The litany of justices going bandaged into June, traditionally the last month of the session, is anecdotal.

— joan biskupic, CNN, "As Supreme Court term nears end, a time for justices to watch their footing," 12 May 2018
An impromptu parade starts with a piper, two drummers and a young man with a blood-soaked, bandaged head holding a flag as tattered and forlorn as its carrier.

— steve west, Sun-Sentinel.com, "Innocence lost, power found | Opinion," 8 May 2018
At Good Samaritan Hospital, Kennedy wrote, his father's head was bandaged and his face was bruised.

— the washington post, NOLA.com, "Who killed Bobby Kennedy? His son RFK Jr. doesn't believe it was Sirhan Sirhan," 27 May 2018
At Good Samaritan Hospital, Kennedy wrote, his father’s head was bandaged and his face was bruised.

— author: tom jackman, Anchorage Daily News, "Who killed Bobby Kennedy? His son RFK Jr. doesn’t believe it was Sirhan Sirhan.," 26 May 2018
His black cap, camouflage T-shirt and bandaged hand, reportedly injured on barbed wire, were in stark contrast to the suited Prime Minister Sargsyan.

— sheena mckenzie, CNN, "Armenia in political turmoil after protest leader's bid for power is blocked," 2 May 2018
Shaw joined law enforcement officials and Nashville’s mayor at a news conference Sunday, some 12 hours after the shooting, his right hand bandaged.

— sheila burke, The Seattle Times, "‘It was life or death,’ says man who snatched gunman’s AR-15," 23 Apr. 2018

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