Adjective:

ବ୍ୟାଣ୍ଡେଜ୍ |,

bandaged's Usage Examples:

the Sow returns to her Mire, And the burnt Fool"s bandaged finger goes wabbling back to the Fire; The proverb is a favourite of the British politician.

Proprietor Gertrude Howell and Officer Louis Sonney became suspicious of the bandaged man, and when Sonney saw a firearm in Gardner's hotel room, he accused him of being the Smiling Bandit.

trickery and childish optical jokes in scenes in which, for instance, the unbandaged "invisible" head of the Invisible Man smokes a cigar.

It wasn"t uncommon to see the lead actress with bandaged and splinted fingers during the run of the play.

Sylvester tries many methods to cause pain to the dog"s bandaged leg, but always fails, with the dog trying to do the same to him.

An open drain: a loathsome sore unbandaged; a dirty act done publicly.

Chosenberg wakes up with a bunch of people around him in celebration of the unbandaged and uncured Jesus-shaped wound on his stomach.

match with Bulldog Brower, his eye was nearly removed (the wound was unbandaged to show the television audience).

involved in a car accident with John McBain, leaving both severely burned and bandaged.

This show was a particular favourite of Hill's, combining his love of stage trickery and childish optical jokes in scenes in which, for instance, the unbandaged 'invisible' head of the Invisible Man smokes a cigar.

However, during her explanation, Mathieu beats her (she then says Now I'm sure you love me), causing her bandaged and bruised state seen earlier in the film.

have his hands bandaged due to blisters, and changed his shoes due to crimping of his toes.

It was the last to feature a bandaged mummy — the final film contained no such character.

Synonyms:

bound, treated,

Antonyms:

untempered, unprocessed, untreated,