Use of the word syringe in a sentence example

syringe

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Syringes are used for injecting medicines in the body of a sick person. [adjective]

The doctor syringes the wound of the patient. [Please select]

Minutes later when the nurse arrived with a syringe of medicine, Destiny was asleep again, still clutching the doll to her chest. [Please select]

With Hamilton Long's syringe, the ladies' friend. [Please select]

He held up a small hypodermic syringe. [Please select]

They have a sort of syringe in the end of the body, and there are breathing pores or gills in the syringe. [Please select]

The water goes in and out of this syringe, and the larva breathes as the fish does, by means of its gills. [Please select]

"An injection was made in the left shoulder with a hypodermic syringe; the mark is quite fresh." [Please select]

For this injection a large hypodermic syringe, fitted with a very thick, strong needle, is used. [Please select]

About 2 quarts of warm water or warm soapsuds should be injected with a syringe into the rectum every three or four hours. [Please select]

A fountain syringe, which should be in every house, answers admirably. [Please select]

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