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a trademark for a type of elastic bandage	Ace
a trademark for an adhesive bandage with a central gauze pad	Band-Aid
amend a program using a patch, area of control, area of fabric used to repair a hole; stain; bandage; lot, plot of land; small repair to a program which adds or changes only a small part of the program (Computers), artificial beauty spot, connect a cal...	patch
apply bandage, cloth strip for covering injury, cover a wound, wrap a wound, strip of cloth used to cover a wound, plaster	bandage
ball hit with little force, belt for horse blanket, brightly colored bird known for tumbling flight, coiled bandage, cylinder that transmits force and motion, device for applying paint, device for flattening lawns, hair curler, heavy wave, inked tube, ...	roller
band of color, band; bandage; flat strip (Architecture); band of connective tissue (Anatomy); band of color (Zoology), flat surface on building	fascia
bandage immobilizing joint, flower spike (Botany); type of bandage applied in a crisscross pattern which resembles a spike of barley	spica
bandage or sling, ligament or muscle, something which holds up or supports (such as a muscle or bandage); athletic supporter, supporting, suspending, holding up; delaying, temporarily stopping something	suspensory
bandage that is drawn tightly around an injury in order to slow or prevent blood loss, device to stop bleeding	tourniquet
bandage tied over eyes, cover the eyes, covering for the eyes to prevent seeing, prevent from understanding, put bandage on eyes, with the eyes covered	blindfold
bandage used to hold the shoulder or another bandage in place (Medicine), pertaining to the shoulder blade, pertaining to the flat bone at the back of the shoulder (Anatomy)	scapulary
bandage, piece of fabric used to cover a wound, cotton wad	pledget
cosmetic adhesive bandage	court plaster
elastic adhesive bandage for covering cuts or wounds	elastoplast
enfold, swath, wrap completely, envelop, enclose; bandage; wrap around, wrapping	swathe

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