wound

• The inmate told us the wound was a warning from a Mexican gang called the Aztecas that found out he was dealing drugs without permission in El Paso. —  Click2Houston.com - Local News
• Relatives also said the wound is affecting the sight in her left eye. —  Stabroek News
• Allow it to remain for a week or ten days if the wound is aseptic or if the dressing does not become loose or misplaced or become drenched with secretions from the wound, or if pain, fever, or loss of appetite does not develop. —  Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
• At the sight of the blood,--which flowed freely, for the wound was an ugly one--the lad set up a howl of pain and alarm, which greatly startled his stoical relatives. —  On the Indian Trail Stories of Missionary Work among Cree and Salteaux Indians
• They hit a man I knew once with a tiny bit of an arrow thing, only a wood point as broke off in the wound--wound, it weren't worth calling a wound, but the little top was poisoned, and before night he was a dead man From the poison That's it, sir. —  Rob Harlow's Adventures A Story of the Grand Chaco

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