Bag
Bag verb - To extend outward beyond a usual point.
Wound
Wound verb - To cause bodily damage to.
How words are described
| old | old bag | old wound |
| full | full bag | full wound |
| fresh | fresh bag | fresh wound |
| long | long bag | long wound |
| Other adjectives: particular, similar, normal, ordinary, original, single, simple, heavy, small, actual, massive, large, big, huge, little, bloody, extra, last, giant, red. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Jeeves came up with a much better solution, but Bertie forgot to take the bag of flour down, and wound up covered in the stuff.
Source: Bucket Booby-Trap -
He is let out of the hospital, but is told that he needs to get his wound cleaned regularly and may need a colostomy bag.
Source: Series / Love/Hate -
This episode probably came from the story of the three thieves who set out to kill death and wound up murdering each other over a bag of gold coins (which, of course, belonged to Death).
Source: Death by Materialism
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