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UK
/sˈɪkbeɪ/
]
NOUN
- (nautical) a room for the treatment of the sick or injured (as on a ship)
How To Use sickbay In A Sentence
- The room known as the sickbay was similarly situated. HITLER’S HOLY RELICS
- Quickly and carefully the two were loaded into carrying frames and pushed out towards the sickbay as soon as possible.
- While some of the equipment is routinely used in hospitals around the country, other pieces were custom-built for the sickbay, making it the only one of its type in the world.
- Aboard the Hiawatha, Captain Delong strode into the ship's sickbay.
- The Bridge crew is ready to go beam us directly to your sickbay.
- He was bayoneted to death in the sickbay, reportedly wielding his eponymous knife to the end.
- It captured dramatic thermal images of her being stretchered to the sickbay. The Sun
- When the stretcher arrived, the four sailors carefully placed the injured sailor on the stretcher and transported him safely to sickbay for definitive medical care aboard ship.
- There all done now if you two don't mind I have a sickbay to attend to.
- He got half of the word engage out, and then the call came up from sickbay. VENDETTA: THE GIANT NOVEL