boo-boos (Meaning)

boo-boos

a usually trivial injury (such as a bruise or scratch), mistake, blunder, a foolish mistake, a usually small bruise or scratch especially on a child

Sarah tripped and got a nasty boo-boo on her knee.
The toddler had many boo-boos after a day of rough play.
Emily scratched her arm, leaving a small boo-boo that needed a Band-Aid.
The doctor cleaned and bandaged the boo-boo, assuring the patient that it would heal soon.
Peter's dog licked his boo-boo, providing both relief and encouragement.
The child sobbed over a small boo-boo, but their tears soon subsided after a gentle kiss.
The bandage covering the boo-boo kept the wound clean and protected.
Every boo-boo is a lesson learned for the future.
A simple boo-boo can turn into a major infection if not treated properly.
The parents applied a boo-boo cream to their son's minor cut, hoping to speed up the healing process.

a usually trivial injury (such as a bruise or scratch), mistake, blunder, a foolish mistake, a usually small bruise or scratch especially on a child

blunders, errors,mistakes, screwups, stumbles, gaffs, miscues, clangers, oversights, clinkers

accuracies, precisions, exactitudes,perfections, inerrancies,infallibilities

Sarah tripped and got a nasty boo-boo on her knee.

The toddler had many boo-boos after a day of rough play.

Emily scratched her arm, leaving a small boo-boo that needed a Band-Aid.

The doctor cleaned and bandaged the boo-boo, assuring the patient that it would heal soon.