| wound to | 40.55 | He likened the wound to a bee sting. | ||
| wound in | 29.56 | He wrapped the wound in gauze. | ||
| wound up | 17.38 | The informant wound up dead. | ||
| wound of | 11.26 | Wounds of abuse. | ||
| wound on | 10.40 | She had wounds on her body. | ||
| wound from | 9.41 | I suffered no wounds from beaks or claws. | ||
| wound at | 4.74 | Wiley wound up at the Sahara Tahoe. | ||
| wound after | 4.02 | Bulatov died from his wounds soon after. | ||
| wound with | 3.03 | Cleanse the wound with alcohol. | ||
| wound for | 1.38 | The planned move will reopen an old wound for New Haven. | ||
| wound down | 1.25 | The adventures have since wound down. | ||
| wound as | 1.12 | He described the wound as minor. | ||
| wound during | 1.05 | Dole suffered disabling wounds during World War II. | ||
| wound between | 0.86 | He warned continued airstrikes could reopen old wounds between Moscow and the Western alliance. | ||
| wound through | 0.86 | Will he someday expose its wounds through his art? | ||
| wound by | 0.79 | He also concealed the wound by wearing a hat low around his eyes. | ||
| wound over | 0.59 | According to relatives, several died from their wounds over the last two days. | ||
| wound without | 0.46 | Trees know how to seal off wounds without Band-Aids or iodine. | ||
| wound across | 0.39 | Instead of work, he got a bullet wound across the chest. | ||
| wound all_over | 0.39 | There were bullet wounds all over his arms. |