Word: drained
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Bloodletting, almost as old as surgery itself, has lately been out of favor. But in the current American Journal of Surgery, two Cleveland doctors recommend a bloodletting technique so radical and daring that an oldtime chirurgeon would have paled at the thought of it. Their method: deliberately drain away the patient's blood, in amounts up to 2½ or even 3 quarts, during certain serious types of surgery, then replace it as needed...
Tight Little Island. The British drain the last drop of whimsical fun from the salvage of a shipwrecked cargo of whisky (TIME...
...Communist line that the U.S. bipartisan foreign policy had gone down the drain: "Sure, things are pretty lively in American politics every now & then, but we prefer the loudest noise of the political arena to the deathly silence of the one-party ticket...
Tight Little Island. The British drain the last drop of whimsical fun from the salvage of a shiowrecked cargo of whisky (TIME...
Tight Little Island. The British drain the last drop of whimsical fun from the salvage of a shipwrecked cargo of whisky (TIME...