Ambulance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMBULANCE in dictionary:

VERB:
• convey in an ambulance
NOUN:
• a vehicle for conveying sick people
• a vehicle equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from hospital, especially in emergencies
• motor vehicle designed to carry sick or injured people
• A field hospital, so organized as to follow an army in its movements, and intended to succor the wounded as soon as possible. Often used adjectively; as, an ambulance wagon; ambulance stretcher; ambulance corps.
• An ambulance wagon or cart for conveying the wounded from the field, or to a hospital.
• a vehicle that takes people to and from hospitals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a vehicle equipped for transporting the injured or sick

Words related to AMBULANCE

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Words that contain AMBULANCE

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How to use AMBULANCE in a sentence

• When I opened my eyes, I was in a little hut where our ambulance gave first aid.
• It was an admirable method of dealing with them, simple and expeditious, and it involved far less pain and injury to the men than a long journey on an ambulance.
• Now they have grown into an organization which takes on a great part of the ambulance work of the Belgian Army.
• I only had a day or two here, and then I was sent by train in an ambulance carriage to the capital of the Orange Free State, and here I am in Bloemfontein Hospital.
• A person in the service of the ambulance appeared, announcing that a bandage had slipped, and that one of the wounded men was to all appearance bleeding to death.
• Little Maurie was driving the ambulance again and, with Ajo beside him and Dr.
• Renny and I set off, each driving a Napier ambulance.
• It must be here understood that whether work came in or not we all had to remain on duty in camp till five every day, in case of the sudden arrival of ambulance trains, etc.
• When I in my turn was in an ambulance, I knew just what it felt like.
• With the ambulance waggon was an escort of twenty Boers, all wearing the Red Cross badge of neutrality.
• Two of the mules, standing in harness and attached to one of our ambulance wagons, were killed.
• He very kindly told me that I might sleep in his buggy, which was near the ambulance party.
• Up to the time that the ambulance surgeons came to carry Ellis away, Dr.
• The evacuation of the church, which had been converted into an ambulance, was thought advisable.
• Very black looks are cast upon the Americans who have established and kept up the best ambulance there is in Paris at their own cost.
• In the American ambulance, which is close by in the Champs Elysees, there are about seventy.
• When the doctors had finished binding up my wounds, I was carried off immediately to an ambulance in the road, and placed in it with four others, one of whom was dying.
• We forced our Turcos to descend and enter the ambulance, though from their protests I judged they would have much preferred a continuous passage to the country beyond Ypres.
• Even the Ambulance Corps was bound for Looe, in eight additional boats.
• In a couple of minutes, an ambulance was coming, its siren howling.
• In starting, the ambulance took the lead as before, and near the middle of the afternoon we reached the ferry.
• The contractors had brought no saddles with them, so the ambulance was the only mode of travel.
• This time he was sitting in an ambulance, but not alone.
• An ambulance came up and the work of attending the wounded began.
• But the next morning as we were nearing the place we met an ambulance in the road, the driver of which reported that Loving had been brought into Sumner by a freight outfit.
• He was doing some useful work, driving an ambulance to hospitals.
• It required all the energy of the soldiers and scouts to keep a road cleared through the herds so that the ambulance might pass.
• How glad I would have been to have seen some dog like Barry come bounding to my aid! I had fallen in a thicket, where the ambulance corps did not discover me until next day.
• The ambulance would arrive, he said, with bored cheerfulness, in twenty minutes.
• An ambulance waggon has just arrived, bringing a few wounded.
• It is easy to see why the usages of war do not permit the presence of ambulance men in the firing line.

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