Definitions
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- verb To
bandage again; to apply a further bandage.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Take a new dressing that's been washed and boiled, rebandage the wound.
Elephant in the City 2010
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He unwrapped the bandages from around Mr Smiths head, checked his stitches were healing and instructed Enrico to rebandage.
Deadly Intent Lynda La Plante 2008
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He unwrapped the bandages from around Mr Smiths head, checked his stitches were healing and instructed Enrico to rebandage.
Deadly Intent Lynda La Plante 2008
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He unwrapped the bandages from around Mr Smiths head, checked his stitches were healing and instructed Enrico to rebandage.
Deadly Intent Lynda La Plante 2008
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But when she tried to rebandage his wounds she found that the gash in his thigh was bleeding again.
Warlock Smith, Wilbur 2001
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By now the horse was cool enough that he could allow it to drink, and he really needed to rebandage that wound before the blood loss became a serious impediment to his performance.
Owlflight Lackey, Mercedes 1997
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And then old Park turned up very cheerful with a weak bayonet jab in his forearm that he wanted me to rebandage.
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As he began to wash the blood stains from her breast and carefully rebandage the wound, he was vaguely conscious of a strange, grave happiness in the thought that she might live.
Riders of the Purple Sage Zane Grey 1905
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"I'll be back in a moment to rebandage your feet and make you comfortable for the night."
The Flaming Jewel 1899
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"I'll be back in a moment to rebandage your feet and make you comfortable for the night."
The Flaming Jewel 1899
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