Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A pit of soil used in agriculture to capture pesticide residue and break it down.
- n. science fiction A bed equipped with biofeedback sensors for medical diagnosis.
Etymologies
- bio- + bed (Wiktionary)
Examples
“He sat, slumped forward to catch his breath, on a biobed, while a medtech prepared a hypo for him.”
“Alyssa prepared a hypo of suitable compounds—anticoagulants and painkillers—but knew that there was no chance of putting his spleen, or other damaged internal organs, back together without the cellular regenerator array above the biobed.”
“Scotty sat on a biobed in sickbay, while a nurse adjusted the cellular regenerator over his head, and Alyssa Ogawa read through the results of his latest tests.”
“It was a petite and pretty Asian woman who took the stasis module and put it on a biobed out of the way.”
“But without the cellular regenerator and biobed systems—”
“His limbs drifted limply as the captain and Leah maneuvered him to the surface of a biobed.”
“Ogawa helped Guinan off with her broad hat as she sat on the biobed.”
“He straightened, squaring his shoulders, though he remained seated on the edge of the biobed.”
“His long tail snaked toward the biobed and its occupant in much the same way a humanoid might have made a hand gesture.”
“Andros was lying on a biobed on an emergency medical transport pad.”
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