sanies
- noun
- /ˈseɪniːz/
- NSFW
- The wound was oozing sanies.
Examples
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The surgeon noted that sanies was draining from the infected wound.
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A strong odor from sanies indicated a severe and persistent infection.
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Proper cleaning is necessary to manage the accumulation of sanies near ulcerated tissue.
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He noticed a foul smell coming from the sanies in his injury.
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A strong odor from sanies indicated a severe and persistent infection.
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Proper cleaning is necessary to manage the accumulation of sanies near ulcerated tissue.
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The surgeon noted that sanies was draining from the infected wound.
Synonyms
A thin, watery, smelly liquid that comes from a wound
Surface Forms
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.