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sanies

sanies

9.9
A thin smelly liquid that comes from an infected wound
  • noun
  • /ˈseɪniːz/
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: sanies
  • The wound was oozing sanies.

Examples

  • The surgeon noted that sanies was draining from the infected wound.

  • A strong odor from sanies indicated a severe and persistent infection.

  • Proper cleaning is necessary to manage the accumulation of sanies near ulcerated tissue.

  • He noticed a foul smell coming from the sanies in his injury.

  • A strong odor from sanies indicated a severe and persistent infection.

  • Proper cleaning is necessary to manage the accumulation of sanies near ulcerated tissue.

  • The surgeon noted that sanies was draining from the infected wound.

Synonyms

ichor
vssanies
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1 9.9

A thin, watery, smelly liquid that comes from a wound

means the same but uses the word fluid rather than watery in description

Surface Forms

sanies singular
sanie plural

Etymology

Sanies comes from an old Latin word sanies meaning 'blood' or 'bad discharge'. Think of the thin, often bad-smelling fluid that drains from an infected wound, and you will remember why sanies names this kind of wound fluid today.