abrasions
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later down the road of life, i made the discovery that salt water was also good for the mental abrasions one inevitably acquires on land.
Croft had an instinctive knowledge of land, sensed the stresses and torsions that had first erupted it, the abrasions of wind and water. The platoon had long ceased to question any direction he took; they knew he would be right as infallibly as sun after darkness or fatigue after a long march.
Apart from aesthetic issues, as a practical matter shorts are not conducive to sliding, due to the likelihood of significant abrasions.
Active Manuka Honey can also be applied to minor cuts, abrasions and scratches.
Deputies also asked about scratches on her neck, hand, and knee but said she could not remember how she obtained the abrasions, with the exception of a scratch on her neck she said she did herself.
Juice from the stem and the peel have also been used traditionally as a first aid for burns and minor abrasions.