Gauze

What do we mean by gauze?

A thin, transparent fabric with a loose open weave, used for curtains and clothing. noun

A thin, loosely woven surgical dressing, usually made of cotton. noun

A thin plastic or metal woven mesh. noun

A mist or haze. noun

In surgery, cheese-cloth, impregnated with antiseptic material (such as borie acid, corrosive sublimate, or iodoform), or simply sterilized, employed in dressing wounds. noun

A very thin, slight, transparent stuff made of silk, silk and cotton, or silk and hemp or linen. noun

Any slight open material resembling this fabric: as, wire gauze. noun

Of or like gauze; gauzy.

Having the qualities of gauze; thin; light. adjective

A very thin, slight, transparent stuff, generally of silk; also, any fabric resembling silk gauze noun

One employed in stiffening gauze. noun

A thin fabric with a loose, open weave. noun

A similar bleached cotton fabric used as a surgical dressing. noun

A thin woven metal or plastic mesh. noun

Wire gauze, used as fence. noun

Mist or haze noun

To apply a dressing of gauze verb

To mist verb

A net of transparent fabric with a loose open weave noun

A thin fabric with a loose, open weave.

A similar bleached cotton fabric used as a surgical dressing.

A thin woven metal or plastic mesh.

Wire gauze, used as fence.

Mist or haze

Mesh made out of metal Urban Dictionary

A boastful braggart whose self serving grift and conflicting lies are obvious to some people and yet others want to believe the con so badly or fear the con artist so much that they ignore, even dispute, the observable facts. Urban Dictionary

A cotton pad placed in a woman's panties during menstruation, to absord bloody uterine discharge. Urban Dictionary

To be on the rag, when a women is having her period Urban Dictionary

A weeby way of saying good morning, a play on the romanji of ohayo gozaimasu. Urban Dictionary

Term used to describe the feeling of being especially exhausted after getting crossed. It references the feeling of cotton mouth from being high, and the feeling of needing medical attention from drinking too much. Can also be a crossover of any number of substances, but ‘gauzed’ refers to the post-multi-substance-intake haze that consequently ensues. Urban Dictionary

Another way of saying/writing hot gossip. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gauze:
gauze, gauge, gaze, gaude, gauzy, gaure, gause, guze, gaule, ganze, gaue, gaute.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gauze:
bandage, ectoplasm, absorbent, kaolin, bunsen, ointment, weave, glassware, perforated, brushes, flame, burner, davy, woven, dressing, lamp, adhesive, pads, electrolyte, sponge, sterile, packing, lace, mesh, methane, wound, chimney, wire, socket, unsafe, threads, ceramic, veil, fabric, pad, bleeding, heated, surgical, cavity, wounds, curtain, cloth, tape, silk, tube, cotton, textile, healing, burn, mask, wool, hardcore, filter, bag, cylinder, costumes, brook, holes, projected, floating, glass, worn, heat, loose, sheet, prevent, patient, dress, layer, removal, clothing, inches, clean, pressure, skin, thin, screen, cap, designs, copper, attached, eyes, colour, material, metal, strip, pieces, dry, covered, painted, surface, protect, acid, grey, covering, cycle, types, fine, onto, paper.

Words that rhyme with gauze:
cause, clause, faux pas, because, ahs, was, pause, pas, oz, laws, vase, applause, cars, paz, mas, roz, diaz, coz, bylaws, flaws, draws, jaws, dawes, claus, paws, thaws, claws, baas, tropopause, baus, vichyssoise, saws, schnoz, straws, spas, gaz, santa claus, outlaws, withdraws, gnaws, maas, chas, francoise, maus, naus, guffaws, daws, haws, broz, gause, grandfather clause, quass, naas, hawes, la paz, probable cause, macaws, scofflaws, chaws, relative clause, droz, laas, chickasaws, schnozz, maz, lawes, craws, faas, first cause, bachelor of laws, waas, sause, shahs, arbitration clause, brause, faus, gaus, inlaws, grandmas, knaus, equal protection of the laws, handsaws, kaus, daus, shaws, sias, saus, squaws, enabling clause, dnaase, doctor of laws, master of laws, mroz, chainsaws, cha-chas, chazz, tawes, glaus, that was, poitras.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gauze:
sterile, fine, white, dry, wire, antiseptic, moist, black, thin, soaked, wet, surgical, mesh, clean, sterilized, plain, inch, transparent, green, blue, moistened, impregnated, vaseline, aseptic, coarse, light, soft, pink, fresh, finest, yellow, folded, metallic, nonadherent, red, metal, thick, theatrical, jelly, loose, golden, medicated, damp, gray, filmy, rolled, silken, coloured, meshed, iodoform, sterilised, dirty, silver, hot, tubular, fluffed, double, bloody, colored, delicate, absorbable, cyanide, saturated, pale, grey, protective, silvery, warm, purple, sublimate, gold, brown, saline, stainless, spangled, hemostatic, flimsy, acid, thinnest, embroidered, striped, elastic, heated, stiff.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gauze:
cover, cap, dome, dressings, partition, packing, case, lamps, shade, diaphragm, pressure, catalyst, prisons, prison, gown, method, lamp, place.

Consonant match to gauze:
gaze, guise, guys, goes, gose, gaz, geis, gies, goos, gays, gause, gase, gaus, guez, ghose, ghez, goghs.

Words that sound like gauze:
gauze, gause, gaus, gaws, gaz, goz, gaas, gahs, goes, guys, gaze, guise, gays, gos, goss, goos, gose, gies, giz, gase, gise, gaes, gez, guez, geis, goys, guis, cause, caus, caws, kaus, kaws, cauz, gauss, gosse, gohs, gws, cars, gas, guess, goose, cows, gore, geese, gus, gass, coz, gues, caos, gor, guss, caz, gis, gaw, gongs, gauzy, goar, gores, galls, koz, gauls, gaur, gaut, ggs, ghs, gors, cowes, giss, gesse, gaurs, guice, gorr, gres, geise, qaz, gasse, gurs, geiss, gss, glaus, grs, gls, gosch, gse, gauds, gorz, gawds, gsw, ghor, caas, ghds, ghess, ghz, gousse, grz, jaws, cahs, caise, cayes, cauce.