puttie
/ˈpʌti/ (PUT-tee)
Definitions
1. noun
a type of type of adhesive patch or bandage, typically made of gauze or cotton, used to protect a wound or provide support
“The doctor applied a puttie to the patient’s injured ankle to immobilize it.”
/ˈpʌti/ (PUT-tee)
1. noun
a type of type of adhesive patch or bandage, typically made of gauze or cotton, used to protect a wound or provide support
“The doctor applied a puttie to the patient’s injured ankle to immobilize it.”