bandage
noun
verb (used with object), band·aged, band·ag·ing.
verb (used without object), band·aged, band·ag·ing.
Origin of bandage
Synonyms for bandage
Examples from the Web for bandage
Contemporary Examples of bandage
EBay has reported a 200 percent increase in bandage dress sales since spring of last year.
Get in, put a bandage over the problem, submit your bill to the insurance company, and get out.
He was sitting up and was placing a bandage on his bleeding leg, The third man was lying face down in the street.
He slid the bandage off the thumb, and I saw a clean cut at the top knuckle where the upper thumb had been removed.
In His First Interview, Saif al-Islam Says He Has Not Been Given Access to a LawyerFred Abrahams
December 30, 2011
Nor is it enough to be wearing an Ace bandage that goes halfway down your left thigh.
Historical Examples of bandage
First, I got a bandage on my wound, to stop the bleeding, and then I had an opportunity to look about me.
Ned MyersJames Fenimore Cooper
Evelyn slipped the bandage, and her eyes rested on Maltravers!
Alice, or The Mysteries, CompleteEdward Bulwer-Lytton
Be soothed, my son; I meant not to tear the bandage from thy wounds.
Calderon The CourtierEdward Bulwer-Lytton
She would then proceed to bandage it to the best of her ability.
Lotus BudsAmy Carmichael
Capen bent over him and gently moved the bandage on his face.
Keziah CoffinJoseph C. Lincoln