What is another word for cauterise?
370 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ kˈɔːtəɹˌa͡ɪz], [ kˈɔːtəɹˌaɪz], [ k_ˈɔː_t_ə_ɹ_ˌaɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Cauterise:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• change (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- ace,
- project,
- have kittens,
- regale,
- hold dear,
- chap,
- fly off the handle,
- hurl,
- address,
- post,
- erupt,
- give notice,
- delicacy,
- burning,
- throw up,
- couch,
- base,
- cutting off,
- fix,
- range,
- lose one's temper,
- fervour,
- fissure,
- gap,
- cranny,
- cleaning woman,
- foreshorten,
- slue,
- contrive,
- frame,
- blaze away,
- break up,
- cut off,
- shortened,
- raciness,
- thin out,
- slew,
- stigma,
- blow up,
- blazing,
- topnotch,
- temper,
- veer,
- casting,
- tornado,
- thinned,
- burn mark,
- write out,
- elicit,
- marque,
- dramatis personae,
- hurtle,
- wander,
- brand name,
- hit the ceiling,
- fervor,
- ardor,
- flame up,
- attack,
- cracking,
- roll,
- freshness,
- vagabond,
- break,
- sack,
- brandmark,
- edit out,
- drift,
- stinger,
- mark,
- stain,
- emasculated,
- bulla,
- trim down,
- desex,
- stinging,
- luminescence,
- slice,
- sting operation,
- abridge,
- rove,
- gelded,
- regorge,
- fuel,
- prune,
- force out,
- throw a fit,
- terminate,
- bleb,
- mould,
- ground,
- cut of meat,
- barf,
- fling,
- set up,
- crevice,
- undercut,
- hustle,
- con game,
- displace,
- snub,
- first-rate,
- contract,
- top-notch,
- goody,
- hit the roof,
- form,
- gash,
- scald,
- incandescence,
- take fire,
- thin,
- blaze up,
- go up,
- steel,
- firebrand,
- bone-ash cup,
- whip,
- bit,
- bunko,
- ardour,
- roam,
- pang,
- cover,
- flack,
- evoke,
- slashed,
- baseball swing,
- provoke,
- handle,
- upchuck,
- shrivelled,
- ignite,
- kindle,
- throw,
- vomit up,
- blacken,
- trimmed,
- fervency,
- throw away,
- disregard,
- plow,
- calloused,
- a-one,
- make out,
- morsel,
- raise,
- confidence trick,
- slash,
- super,
- glare,
- abbreviate,
- chomp,
- reduce,
- turn out,
- conflagrate,
- deletion,
- track,
- deal,
- discharge,
- trade name,
- blast,
- cherish,
- shot,
- open fire,
- twinge,
- dainty,
- pachydermatous,
- excision,
- blow a fuse,
- plaster bandage,
- whirl,
- go,
- scissure,
- redact,
- rationalise,
- tramp,
- sick,
- cut down,
- shine,
- flare,
- stigmatize,
- can,
- check,
- treasure,
- flimflam,
- enkindle,
- rationalize,
- stigmatise,
- sere,
- trend,
- edit,
- establish,
- light,
- crack up,
- stamp,
- flaming,
- tan,
- constitute,
- pungency,
- sword,
- puke,
- go ballistic,
- cut back,
- go off,
- tailor,
- woman,
- collapse,
- chuck,
- trim,
- launch,
- prick,
- switch off,
- flak,
- issue,
- institute,
- swing,
- desexualise,
- vomit,
- withered,
- crock up,
- put,
- spue,
- break through,
- weakened,
- bunco,
- cast of characters,
- gleam,
- gleaming,
- lambency,
- confidence game,
- curve,
- be sick,
- thickened,
- plaster cast,
- give the sack,
- desexualize,
- offer,
- shriveled,
- spew,
- cast off,
- draw,
- fervidness,
- have a fit,
- beam,
- swan,
- fracture,
- purge,
- ramble,
- cold shoulder,
- pass,
- stray,
- honk,
- flip one's wig,
- sally,
- ignore,
- bring down,
- dyer's rocket,
- drop,
- swerve,
- throw off,
- season,
- blaze out,
- geld,
- disgorge,
- trim back,
- dyer's mignonette,
- blade,
- arouse,
- stick,
- vulcanise,
- tops,
- oxidise,
- shape,
- snap,
- retch,
- turn off,
- wisecrack,
- snack,
- insect bite,
- cleft,
- dilute,
- con,
- shed,
- radiance,
- cleaning lady,
- radiate,
- do by,
- catch fire,
- denounce,
- mown,
- sheer,
- regurgitate,
- sharpness,
- send away,
- bunko game,
- blow one's stack,
- process,
- shorten,
- flip one's lid,
- glowing,
- seize with teeth,
- brilliance,
- charwoman,
- skip,
- dismiss,
- collation,
- ember,
- dried-up,
- kickshaw,
- give the axe,
- cat,
- trademark,
- shake off,
- suntan,
- cutting,
- unsex,
- refractory pot,
- make,
- firing,
- plant,
- hack,
- mold,
- quip,
- tiptop.
How to use "Cauterise" in context?
Cauterise is a term that refers to a range of medical procedures used to open and close punctured tissue. The procedure may also be used to kill some types of bacteria or to reduce the swelling caused by infection.
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