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Band-Aid

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Band-Aid (bndd)
A trademark for an adhesive bandage with a gauze pad in the center, employed to protect minor wounds.
Band-Aid™
A trademark for a brand of bandages that has become a genericised term for any sterile adhesive plastic strip/gauze combination used to cover minor cuts or abrasions

Vox populi adjective Referring to a temporary solution for a problem that is best addressed elsewhere
Military medicine noun A popular term for a medical corpsman
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