bandage up



bandage up

To cover and/or treat one's wound(s). A noun, person's name, or pronoun can be used between "bandage" and "up." The trainer is bandaging Danny up right now—he should be back in the game soon. I bandaged up my daughter's knee after she fell at the park. As soon as we bandage it up you'll be good to go.
See also: up

bandage someone or something up

to wrap bandages on someone or on someone's wounds. We should bandage the wounds up first. We should bandage up the wounds first. I have to bandage him up before we can move him. She bandaged herself up with the supplies she kept in her backpack.
See also: up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
TerÉZiaTE-ray-zee-aw (Hungarian)Hungarian, Slovak
HatİCe-Turkish
Arnell['a:nəl]
WŁOdzimierzvwaw-JEEM-yeshPolish
Ioannis-Greek
ÁKi-Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic