Nurse
Stroke
Stroke verb - To touch or handle in a tender or loving manner.
How words are described
| short | short nurse | short stroke |
| real | real nurse | real stroke |
| great | great nurse | great stroke |
| unfortunate | unfortunate nurse | unfortunate stroke |
| Other adjectives: little, famous. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Dirty Old Man: The elderly stroke patient at the start of the pilot episode:Young female nurse: Anything else I can do for you?
Source: Series / Strange - The viewer sees how his nurse (Yvonne Hudson) treats him like a baby and how no one — not even his daughter (Karen Black) and her boyfriend (Charles Rocket) seems to care that he had a stroke (except for his friend, Rachel, who loved him).
Source: P.O.V. Cam -
Dysfunctional Family: There's Robert's father, who is crippled by a stroke; Robert's sister Tita, carrying on an illicit affair with her father's male nurse; his emasculated brother Carl, and Carl's wife Catherine, who cheats on her husband with Robert.
Source: Film / Five Easy Pieces
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