Please
Wound
Wound verb - To cause hurt feelings or deep resentment in.
Usage example: that callous comment really wounded me
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The Unishment: The fairy Ethelinda's attempt to punish Myrtle for being rude unintentionally wound up being a reward instead, given that Myrtle creatively applied her "curse" of having bugs and snakes come out of her mouth whenever she talks to manipulate people into doing anything to please her.
Source: Literature / The Princess Tales - Aris Boch: Dr Jackson, would you please tend to my wound?
Source: Open Heart Dentistry -
Groin Attack: In "Please Be Genital", Bob went to a strip club to celebrate a co-worker's bachelor party, and wound up on stage with a dancer.
Source: Western Animation / The Oblongs
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