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Definition of wound
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Wound (imp. & p. p.) of Win.
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Inflict
::
Inflict
(v. t.) To give,
cause,
or
produce
by
striking,
or as if by
striking;
to apply
forcibly;
to lay or
impose;
to send; to cause to bear, feel, or
suffer;
as, to
inflict
blows;
to
inflict
a wound with a
dagger;
to
inflict
severe
pain by
ingratitude;
to
inflict
punishment
on an
offender;
to
inflict
the
penalty
of death on a
criminal..
Bleeding
::
Bleeding
(n.) A
running
or
issuing
of
blood,
as from the nose or a
wound;
a
hemorrhage;
the
operation
of
letting
blood,
as in
surgery;
a
drawing
or
running
of sap from a tree or
plant..
Mortal
::
Mortal
(a.)
Destructive
to life;
causing
or
occasioning
death;
terminating
life;
exposing
to or
deserving
death;
deadly;
as, a
mortal
wound;
a
mortal
sin..
Stanch
::
Stanch
(v. t.) To stop the
flowing
of, as
blood;
to
check;
also, to stop the
flowing
of blood from; as, to
stanch
a
wound..
Orifice
::
Orifice
(n.) A mouth or
aperture,
as of a tube, pipe, etc.; an
opening;
as, the
orifice
of an
artery
or vein; the
orifice
of a
wound..
Bolster
::
Bolster
(n.) A pad,
quilt,
or
anything
used to
hinder
pressure,
support
any part of the body, or make a
bandage
sit easy upon a
wounded
part; a
compress..
Moulinet
::
Moulinet
(n.) The drum upon which the rope is wound in a
capstan,
crane,
or the
like..
Incise
::
Incise
(v. t.) To cut, gash, or wound with a sharp
instrument;
to cut off..
Wing
::
Wing (v. t.) To cut off the wings of; to wound in the wing; to
disable
a wing of; as, to wing a
bird..
Bite
::
Bite (v.) The act of
seizing
with the teeth or
mouth;
the act of
wounding
or
separating
with the teeth or
mouth;
a
seizure
with the teeth or
mouth,
as of a bait; as, to give
anything
a hard
bite..
Traumatic
::
Traumatic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
wounds;
applied
to
wounds.
Vampire
::
Vampire
(n.)
Either
one of two or more
species
of South
American
blood-sucking
bats
belonging
to the
genera
Desmodus
and
Diphylla.
These bats are
destitute
of molar
teeth,
but have
strong,
sharp
cutting
incisors
with which they make
punctured
wounds
from which they suck the blood of
horses,
cattle,
and other
animals,
as well as man,
chiefly
during
sleep.
They have a
caecal
appendage
to the
stomach,
in which the blood with which they gorge
themselves
is
stored..
Stricken
::
Stricken
(p. p. & a.)
Struck;
smitten;
wounded;
as, the
stricken
deer..
Vulnerate
::
Vulnerate
(v. t.) To
wound;
to hurt.
Cicatrisive
::
Cicatrisive
(a.)
Tending
to
promote
the
formation
of a
cicatrix;
good for
healing
of a
wound.
Raddle
::
Raddle
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
of a
wooden
bar, with a row of
upright
pegs set in it, used by
domestic
weavers
to keep the warp of a
proper
width,
and
prevent
tangling
when it is wound upon the beam of the
loom..
Hurt
::
Hurt (v. t.) To wound the
feelings
of; to cause
mental
pain to; to
offend
in honor or
self-respect;
to
annoy;
to
grieve.
Langate
::
Langate
(n.) A linen
roller
used in
dressing
wounds.
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
dispose
to
suppurate,
or
generate
healthy
pus, as an ulcer or
wound..
Sting
::
Sting (v. t.) The
thrust
of a sting into the
flesh;
the act of
stinging;
a wound
inflicted
by
stinging.
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