sickbay
- noun
- /ˈsɪkˌbeɪ/
- Specialized
- McCOY: I'm taking this bunch to Sickbay.
- go to the sickbay
- get to the sickbay
- report to the sickbay
Examples
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"Have security take them to sickbay for observation, O'Brien, and keep them under restraints at all times."
Fiction book (1992) -
Put him in the sickbay now!
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Now get off into the sickbay where you belong.
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Get Mr Scott to sickbay.
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Get these men to sickbay.
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Take one of these if you feel weak or in pain, and then report back to sickbay next shift.
Fiction book (2002) -
If ill, go to sickbay.
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Let's get her to sickbay.
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"Mr. Data, meet me and Dr. Selar in sickbay in five minutes."
Fiction book (1992) -
The crew member was taken to the sickbay for medical treatment after the accident.
Synonyms
A room in a place like a school where sick or injured people get care
A room where an ill person stays to rest and get care
A room on a ship where staff treat people who are ill or injured
How Well-Equipped
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sickbay joins sick ('ill') and bay ('space' or 'room'). On ships a bay is a small area set aside for a special use, so a sickbay is the area for people who are 'sick', which is why it means the ship's medical room.