Laid up and Mangled

Laid up

Laid up adjective - Ill and usually confined.
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Mangled and laid up are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mangled" instead an adjective phrase "Laid up".

Mangled

Mangled adjective - Having edges that are jagged from injury.

Laid up and mangled are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Laid up" instead an adjective "Mangled".

Nearby Words: mangle, mangling

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  • He's Back aka: Shes Back Shawn Michaels has had a few but perhaps the greatest was after his one-off return (after four years of being laid up with a broken back) to fight Triple H at SummerSlam (supposed to be a one-time comeback), he's mangled so badly as to be confined to a wheelchair.
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