Medical Supplies And Equipment

noun a substance used for sticking objects together

adjective able to stick fast to a surface or object; sticky

• The adhesive used in the construction industry must meet strict standards for durability.
• I need to buy some adhesive to fix the loose tiles in the bathroom.
• I found this super sticky adhesive that works like magic!
• Her words were like adhesive, sticking with me long after our conversation ended.

noun a large piece of cloth used as a covering for warmth

verb to cover completely with a blanket

• The blanket of snow covered the entire field, creating a picturesque scene.
• I love snuggling up with a warm blanket on the couch while watching movies.
• Let's grab a blanket and head to the park for a chill afternoon.
• His words provided a blanket of comfort during her time of need.

noun a small group of people appointed by a leader to assist in making important decisions

• The cabinet meeting was scheduled for 10am this morning.
• I couldn't find my keys so I checked the cabinet by the front door.
• I'll just shove these papers in the cabinet for now.
• She kept her emotions locked away in a mental cabinet.

noun a type of material made from fibers such as cotton, wool, or silk, used for making clothes or covering furniture

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• The tailor carefully measured the customer before cutting the cloth.
• I spilled juice on my shirt, do you have any extra cloth to clean it up?
• I love that new cloth you got, it's so fresh.
• She weaved a cloth of lies to cover up her mistake.

noun a belt or cord worn around the waist

verb to encircle or bind with a belt or cord

• She wore a girdle under her dress to give her a more streamlined silhouette.
• I need to find a girdle that will smooth out my stomach for this tight dress.
• Check out this girdle I found at the thrift store, it's a steal!
• The river seemed to girdle the entire town, creating a natural barrier.

noun A small plastic bag filled with ice or a gel substance, used for applying cold to a specific area of the body to reduce swelling or pain.

• The nurse applied an ice pack to reduce the swelling in the patient's ankle.
• I always keep an ice pack in the freezer for when I get a headache.
• My friend told me to put an ice pack on my sprained wrist to help with the pain.
• After a long day of work, a relaxing bath feels like an ice pack for the soul.

noun a cylindrical container with a wide mouth and tight lid, typically made of glass or ceramic, used for storing food or other substances

• The scientist carefully labeled each specimen jar with a unique identifier.
• Can you pass me the cookie jar from the top shelf?
• I scored a sweet deal on this vintage mason jar at the thrift store.
• Her emotions were like a tightly sealed jar, difficult to open up and express.

noun a jelly-like substance or product

verb to set or become firm like jelly; to congeal

• The gelatin began to jell as it cooled in the refrigerator.
• I left the dessert to jell in the fridge overnight.
• Let's let this idea jell for a bit before making a decision.
• The team's chemistry started to jell after a few games together.

noun a material or object that is leakproof

adjective describing something that does not allow liquid or gas to escape

• The new water bottle is designed to be leakproof, ensuring no spills or messes.
• I love using my leakproof lunchbox because I never have to worry about my food leaking out.
• This tumbler is totally leakproof, so you can throw it in your bag without any worries.
• Her argument was leakproof, with no holes for anyone to poke through.

noun a removable or hinged cover for the top of a container

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• Please ensure the lid is securely fastened on the container before storing it.
• Hey, don't forget to put the lid back on the jar!
• I accidentally knocked the lid off the pot while cooking.
• She finally lifted the lid on the long-standing family secret.

noun a cushioned or flat support on which something rests or is carried

verb to fill or cover with soft material in order to protect or shape

• She used a notepad to jot down important information during the meeting.
• I always keep a pad of paper and a pen in my bag, just in case.
• I need to grab my pad before we head out, I might need to take some notes.
• His words were like a comforting pad for her wounded soul.

verb to cover or coat something completely with a substance, often in a messy or haphazard way

adjective a term used to describe someone who is extremely intoxicated or drunk

• The walls of the museum were plastered with famous works of art.
• He got so drunk at the party, he was completely plastered.
• I can't believe she plastered that embarrassing photo all over social media.
• The news of their breakup was plastered all over town within hours.

verb to obtain or acquire through effort or skill

• The company has a dedicated team to procure all necessary materials for the project.
• I need to figure out how to procure tickets for the concert next week.
• I'll see if I can score some cash to procure those new sneakers.
• She knew how to procure information from even the most reluctant sources.

noun a garment worn on the foot and lower part of the leg, typically knitted or woven

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• She carefully folded each sock before placing it in the drawer.
• I can't find my other sock, have you seen it anywhere?
• I love these socks, they're so cozy!
• His argument was full of holes, like a sock with a big toe sticking out.

noun Waterproof can also be used as a noun to refer to a material or product that is designed to be resistant to water.

adjective Waterproof is used to describe something that is resistant to water and does not allow water to pass through.

• The new jacket is made from a waterproof material, perfect for outdoor activities.
• I bought a waterproof phone case so I can take photos in the pool.
• I love my waterproof mascara, it never smudges!
• His arguments were like a waterproof shield, nothing could penetrate them.

noun a protective covering worn over the knees to provide padding and support

• The construction workers wore knee pads to protect their knees while working.
• I always wear knee pads when I go skateboarding to avoid getting hurt.
• I need to grab my knee pads before we hit the skate park.
• She felt like she needed emotional knee pads to protect herself from getting hurt again.

noun a strip of fabric or other material with a sticky surface on one side, used for covering and protecting cuts and wounds

• The doctor applied an adhesive plaster to the wound to keep it clean and protected.
• I always keep some adhesive plaster in my first aid kit, just in case.
• Hey, can you pass me that sticky plaster? I cut my finger.
• She used his words like an adhesive plaster, covering up the pain but not truly healing the hurt.