Surg. Some kind of instrument used in treating skull wounds, perh. a rasp. …

(a) A piece of cloth used to wipe something dry; washinge touail, a piece of cloth for wiping or cleansing something [see also washing(e ger. 2.]; (b) a cloth of the length of a table, chiefly for……

Surg. The action of boring small holes in the skull. …

Surg. To bore small holes in (the skull) with a trepan. …

Surg. An instrument used to cut small holes in the skull, a borer, trepan. …

Surg. To bore small holes in the skull; also, bore holes in (the skull) with a trepan. …

Surg. The action of boring small holes in the skull with a trepan. …

Surg. The cutting of a blood vessel. …

A turn, rotation, or revolution about an axis or center; welkenes turn, the turning of the heavens. …

Surg. Tweezers, forceps. …

(a) Parting, separation; (b) estrangement between God and man, spiritual separation; (c) the parting of body and soul, death. …

(a) Not cut up; of the Trinity: undivided, unified; (b) med. & surg. of an inflammation: ?lanced, opened for drainage. …

(a) The action of unlocking bolts or clasps; the action of opening that which is fastened, unlocking; also fig. [1st quot.] (b) undoing of mouth, ?the gape of the mouth; ?the action of opening the……

(a) To open a door or gate by unlocking it; open (a door, gate, window, etc.), unlock, unbar; uncover (a pit); unseal (a grave, tomb, etc.); also fig. (b) to unlock (a lock, locked container) with a……

(a) Political or ecclesiastical unity; harmony, concord; also, a state of peace; (b) an agreement, accord; also, the settlement of a dispute, reconciliation; also, a reconciliation of God and man. …

Surg. Displacement of a bone from its joint, dislocation. …

Surg. Dislocation of a bone; also, an instance of such dislocation, a case or type of such dislocation. …

(a) To untie (a knot), undo; also, fig. untangle (the knot of a question), solve (b) fig. to undo (the knot or bond of marriage, love, etc.), cause to come apart; also, of the knot joining lovers:……

Surg. Of broken or dislocated bones: not restored to their proper place, not properly set. …

(a) To open (a seam, garment) by removing the stitches; also fig.; ppl. unsewed, opened, parted; also, not stitched together, seamless (b) ppl. unsewed, of clothing: unmended; (c) ppl. unsewed, surg.……