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swab vs wad of cotton wool
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What is the difference between a swab of cotton wool and a wad of cotton wool?
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What is the difference between a swab of cotton wool and a wad of cotton wool?
Thanks!
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g. to talk about cuts ... etc.
- g.
- to talk about cuts ...
- etc.
- "Wad" has a wider and more general use.
- org/dictionary/british/wad
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"Swab" is basically used in a medical context; e.g. to talk about cuts ... etc.
"Wad" has a wider and more general use.
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/swab
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"Wad" has a wider and more general use.
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/swab
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