Bandaging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BANDAGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• bind (a wound or a part of the body) with a protective strip of material
NOUN:
• the act of putting a bandage on
• a strip of woven material used to bind up a wound or to protect an injured part of the body
• act of bandaging
• the act of applying a bandage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cover a wound with a strip of cloth

Words related to BANDAGING

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Words that contain BANDAGING

bandagings15 unbandaging16

How to use BANDAGING in a sentence

• Massage was also tried, and other homely expedients, such as bandaging and thumping with the fists, were not neglected.
• Another wounded man was sitting on a chair, and the doctor was bandaging up a leg which looked like a piece of raw meat at which dogs had been gnawing.
• Should there be intervals when the bath must be neglected, the foot in the meantime must be kept clean by antiseptic packing and bandaging, and a clean bag over all.
• Flintoff, we may add that when they are successful, they should be followed by suitable bandaging of the parts, and rest.
• Practical bandaging, including adhesive and plaster-of-paris dressings.
• The stretcher-bearers carried their burden into the front trench and there attempted to set about the first bandaging of their casualty.
• In answer to the question, Rivers explained his bandaging by charging his jaws to have caught cold rather against his will, and to have swelled somewhat in consequence.
• However, in some cases, animals have been successfully treated without bandaging and by keeping the patient in a standing position and on pillar reins until recovery resulted.
• Bandaging is considered impractical and is not ordinarily done in this country.
• The matter of bandaging the hock is a difficult problem in some cases and needs be done with care.
• She sat on the porch floor, the injured foot in her lap, and she had just finished bandaging it.
• She had accompanied him to the door, after bandaging the ankle.
• It is true that, before, I had been for almost two months in one place and had seen nothing at all of actual warfare, except the feeding and bandaging of the wounded.
• It happened that for several days I worked in the bandaging room directly under Nikitin.
• I had been in the bandaging room alone one evening, cutting up bandages.
• Marie Ivanovna and Semyonov were coming together towards the bandaging room.
• Lord! but I am tired of this endless bandaging, cleaning of filthy wounds, paring away of ragged ends of flesh, smelling, breathing, drinking blood and dust and dirt.
• Bert Powel was so badly hurt that we exhausted our supply of field dressings in bandaging him.
• Bandaging the parts has been practiced with success.
• Stella was a master hand at bandaging, because she was deft of hand and was naturally sympathetic.
• Early awakening by the light may, if necessary, be prevented by touching the eyelids with burnt cork, or by bandaging the eyes with a black cloth or stocking.
• The bandaging of such a wound will usually stop the flow of blood.
• Some of the ladies present insisted on a second washing of my wounds with rose-water, and a second bandaging with finer linen than the Patriarch had used.
• In this verandah another group are at work with bandaging.
• She soon put her listeners at ease, and presently all were anxious to try a hand at bandaging.
• In the middle of a big, well-lighted room stood Madame Guix bandaging the arm of a fine looking fellow, who shut his eyes and grated his teeth as she worked.
• Through the half open door of the little stuffy office where I was conducted I could see a white-aproned doctor and a nurse properly bandaging my boy.
• Adequate training in massage includes a course of not less than six months in Elementary Anatomy and Physiology, the Theory and Practice of Massage and a course of bandaging.
• Then I felt him taking off my overcoat and finishing the bandaging that the German boy had begun.
• Bentley finished dressing and bandaging the ankle than a new arrival appeared.
• Giroflee was on her knees before her, bandaging up one arm from which the blood was flowing.
• Mabel Andrews came once to a meeting and in businesslike fashion explained the Red Cross dressings and gave a lesson in bandaging.
• Sara Lee did her bandaging as usual, but with shining eyes.
• But at last, to our amazement, Dick, having finished the bandaging, let Meg go and advanced.

Similar words containing BANDAG without suffix ing

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