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a slender, solid, often sharp-pointed instrument used for withdrawing blood samples, injecting medicine, etc.
What is a "needle"?
A needle is a thin and pointed medical tool used to pierce the skin for various purposes, such as injecting medications, drawing blood for tests, or delivering fluids directly into veins or tissues. Needles are typically made of stainless steel and come in different sizes depending on their use. They are essential in medical procedures for giving treatments and getting samples for diagnosing patients, while causing minimal discomfort.
a pine tree's leaf that is thin and hard
a slender pointer on an instrument that indicates a measurement or reading
a fine pointed stylus that traces grooves in a phonograph or record to produce sound
a small, thin tool with a pointed end, used in sewing to connect fabric or other materials together
a thin, pointed tool used by hand in activities like knitting, crochet, or lace-making to shape or move thread, yarn, or string
to irritate or tease someone, often repeatedly or persistently
to puncture or inject using a needle
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