Synonym: bind, patch. Similar words: agenda, dagger, pedagogy, ban, band, bane, urban, banns. Meaning: ['bændɪdʒ] 
n. a piece of soft material that covers and protects an injured part of the body. v. 1. wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose 2. dress by covering or binding.
n. a piece of soft material that covers and protects an injured part of the body. v. 1. wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose 2. dress by covering or binding. 
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31. The nurse lapped a bandage round his wrist.
32. A tight bandage should stem the bleeding.
33. Apply a dressing to the wound and bandage it.
34. Apply some iodine before you bandage.
35. Wind the bandage around your finger.
36. She had a bandage on her arm.
37. The nurse wrapped a bandage tightly around my ankle.
38. My ankle is rather weak, so I always put a bandage on it to support it when I play tennis.
39. He didn't have a bandage, so he ripped up his shirt into thin strips.
40. I wrapped a bandage around my ankle to give it some support.
41. His head has been hung over with thick bandage except two eyes.
42. The doctor lapped a bandage around the wounded soldier's wrist.
43. The bandage must be tight enough to stop the bleeding.
44. He snipped a length of new bandage and placed it around Peter's chest.
45. Ensure the wound is free from/of dirt before applying the bandage.
46. The bandage must be put on when the blister breaks.
47. She removed the bandage to reveal a red swollen wound oozing pus.
48. They all wrapped up in white bandage stuff.
49. Red on the bandage where blood has seeped through.
50. Cold bandage wraps applied to plumper parts then encourage the breakdown of excess fluids.
51. She looked at them with distaste in their sensible shoes and thick bandage.
52. Do not put the bandage on too tight or you may find your fingers or toes going blue through lack of circulation.
53. The bandage around his knee was already saturated with blood.
54. If you want to cut your own throat[sentencedict.com], don't come to me for a bandage. Margaret Thatcher 
55. And so the miscreants trooped back home to Bean Street, perhaps to bandage the wounds of their neighbourly dispute.
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56. His armour has become a bandage as stiff as the casing of a chrysalis.
57. If blood keeps coming through the bandage, do not remove it; simply put another bandage on top.
58. About an hour later, he returned with a bandage around his arm.
59. His head was wrapped with tape and bandage because his skull had been fractured.
60. Under his chin the bandage was like a military collar.