gauze

Converse of object

• soak: Traditional dressings: A pack of ribbon gauze soaked in an antiseptic solution is a very traditional way of managing cavity wounds.
• use: Don't use gauze or a plaster which can stick to the burn.
• place: We will also place a large gauze over this area to assist with interesting lighting effects and ' hidden ' scenes.

Adjective modifier

• sterile: Clean with a mild soap and water, dry carefully, then cover with sterile gauze.
• clean: Clean the wound using a pad of clean gauze or even paper towels.
• white: The toilet is covered in a sort of white gauze, and I can't use it.
• surgical: The filter media is made of 4 layers of high quality NAFTA surgical cotton gauze specially designed by our R&D department.
• thin: I made about 10 pieces of work on a thin gauze.

Modifies a noun

• swab: Clean any cuts with gauze swabs, not cotton wool.
• dressing: A few Melolin gauze dressings each 10cm x 10cm.
• curtain: Through the gauze curtain our eyes were all riveted upon the scene within.
• screen: Blackout hand painted a gauze screen with the Black Eyed Peas ' logo.
• group: There were, however, some difficulties identified in the gauze group.
• bandage: All he has is a small sheet over his hips and a white gauze bandage on his head.

Noun used with modifier

• paraffin: These dressings do have minimal problems of adherence and are far superior to the paraffin gauze products, but are very expensive.
• ribbon: Traditional dressings: A pack of ribbon gauze soaked in an antiseptic solution is a very traditional way of managing cavity wounds.
• cotton: It is a soft non abrasive cotton gauze cut into strips about 1/4 inch wide this allows more surface contact area.
• silk: Back General points on Costume for the 1890's period Fabric Silk, velvet, satin, silk gauze for dressy occasions.
• wire: This society secured the services of Sir Humphry Davy, who devised the wire gauze safety lamp.
• nylon: Make sure that vents holes are covered with thin nylon gauze to prevent spindrift entering.