bandaid
/ˈbændˌeɪd/
noun
- A small adhesive strip used to cover minor cuts or wounds.
- I always keep a bandaid in my wallet for emergencies.
- She put a bandaid on her finger after cutting it on paper.
- The child wanted a bandaid with cartoon characters on it.
- A temporary or superficial solution to a problem, not a permanent fix.
- The new policy is just a bandaid for the company's financial issues.
- Putting a bandaid on a broken pipe won't stop the leak for long.
- We need a real solution, not another bandaid.