Bandage to support an injured forearm; consisting of a wide triangular piece of cloth hanging from around the neck.
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To protect life also, a heavy silk scarf bandage is placed round the throat, completely protecting the jugular vein and the carotid artery.
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He touched the scarf bandaging his head.
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The American Red Cross First Aid Outfit contains a triangular bandage, with methods of application printed thereon.
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The triangular bandage was now discarded.
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Fractures, how to recognize and treat them temporarily; bleeding, and how to treat it; the use of the triangular bandage.
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Uncle Maurice haunted the Emergency class-rooms at the Polytechnic, wearing an Esmarch triangular bandage round his neck, and volunteered as an instructor.
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Before going to camp, boys should be taught the use of the Triangular Bandage.
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Just check out how many words we still sling at Thomas Edison.
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Ten minutes later, the sling was gone, Emmett's wound a soft pink.
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The wound was properly bandaged, and the arm put in a sling.
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The use of the sling by the Persian light-armed is quite certain.
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The sling was a very efficacious and important instrument in ancient warfare.
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She put out a hand and touched the pistol in his sling.
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The starboard-watch can sling their hammocks and turn in if they like.
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He probably left me the first time I picked up a sling.
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And in this sling, in this completely unreal ascent, Cochrane roused suddenly.
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A space-suited figure moved toward a dangling sling and sat in it.
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Now I will put the sling of the rifle over your shoulder.
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Would I be alive today if I hadn't picked up that sling?
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When battle is commenced, a round stone is set in the sling.
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You can sling it over a shoulder or carry it in hand.
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He had discarded his sling and was engaged in tuning a lute.
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Zoe saw his shoes first, red sling-back pumps with a five-inch heel.
