She used cotton wool to swab her wounds when they bled.
When that is done they wrap it in carded cotton wool.
Red, green or gold vests, Glastonbury-style jester's hats and acres of cotton wool to drown out the sound of the weapon with the bass drum.
Angels and fairy dolls were made from stiff paper and the blue packets in which cotton wool was sold were opened out and cut in to strips for paper chains.
One family even saved the small plugs of cotton wool in the tops of Aspirin bottles.
For many doctors, retinopathy-microaneurysms, haemorrhages, "hard" lipid exudates, microinfarcts of the retinal nerve fibre layer (cotton wool spots) -is synonymous with diabetes.
In cotton wool production, staple fibers may block the sewer.
Fomentation with warm water, cotton wool and Dettol or salt should be applied at night before sleep.
Mother is filling the ready-made pillowslip with cotton wool.
A combination of red and black cloths sandwiching a thick layer of cotton wool to soak up the black magic water. Together with flowers and a pail of water.
He dabbed the wound on her arm gently with cotton wool.
Regulation buffs see an industry that is both armour-plated and wrapped in cotton wool after the crises of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
