swabbed Synonyms
swabbed Meaning
swabbed
a yarn mop, a useless or contemptible person, sailor, gob, a sample taken with a swab, to apply medication to with a swab, sailor, to clean with or as if with a swab, to use a swab on, a specimen taken with a swab, a wad of absorbent material usually wound around one end of a small stick and used for applying medication or for removing material from an area, a wad of absorbent material usually wound around one end of a small stick and used especially for applying medication or for removing material from an area, mop, a wad of absorbent material usually wound around one end of a small stick and used especially for applying medicine or for removing material (as from a wound), a sponge or cloth patch attached to a long handle and used to clean the bore of a firearm, mop entry 1 sense 1
swabbed Sentence Examples
- The nurse swabbed my nose to test for the virus.
- The doctor swabbed the wound to clean it.
- I swabbed the counter with disinfectant to kill germs.
- The archeologist carefully swabbed the ancient artifact to preserve it.
- The crime scene investigator swabbed the doorknob for DNA evidence.
- The scientist swabbed the petri dish to collect bacteria samples.
- The makeup artist swabbed my lips with a cotton ball.
- I swabbed my teeth with fluoride gel to strengthen them.
- The veterinarian swabbed the animal's mouth to check for parasites.
- The technician swabbed the microscope slide to prepare it for analysis.
FAQs About the word swabbed
a yarn mop, a useless or contemptible person, sailor, gob, a sample taken with a swab, to apply medication to with a swab, sailor, to clean with or as if with a
cleansed, vacuumed, mopped, swept, cleaned,wiped, shampooed, laundered, combed, dusted
defiled,tainted, muddied, polluted, discolored, blackened, stained,spotted, fouled, soiled
The nurse swabbed my nose to test for the virus.
The doctor swabbed the wound to clean it.
I swabbed the counter with disinfectant to kill germs.
The archeologist carefully swabbed the ancient artifact to preserve it.
