Gauze is a type of thin, translucent fabric that is commonly used for medical purposes. It can be used as a FILM, DRESSING, BANDAGE, MESH, lisse, GOSSAMER, MUSLIN, TISSUE, CHEESECLOTH, and LENO. FILM is a four-letter word for a thin material used to make photographic or motion picture images. DRESSING is an eight-letter word for a protective covering applied to a wound or sore. BANDAGE is a seven-letter word for a strip of cloth or other material used to bind up a wound or to protect an injured part of the body. MESH is a four-letter word for a fabric made of interlaced yarns or threads. Lisse is a five-letter word for a smooth, glossy fabric with a close weave. GOSSAMER is an eight-letter word for a very light, delicate fabric. MUSLIN is a six-letter word for a plain-woven cotton fabric. TISSUE is a six-letter word for a thin, gauzy fabric. CHEESECLOTH is an eleven-letter word for a loosely woven cotton fabric. LENO is a four-letter word for a gauze-like fabric with an open weave.