Words and phrases that have a meaning related to wheelchair:  (143 results)
Often used in the same context:
motorized wheelchair, walker, paraplegic, crutches, scooter, cerebral palsy, zimmer frame, amputee, handicapped, cane, neck brace, bicycle, gurney, tricycle, bike, golf cart, pushchair, stroller, quadriplegia, physical therapy, stairs, prosthetics, prosthesis, ventilator, physical therapist, monoski, physiotherapy, recliner, bedpan, respirator, motor scooter, unicycle, stretcher, trike, elevator, visually impaired, moped, prosthetist, muscular dystrophy, motorized, housebound, rollerblades, disability, travelator, skateboard, snow blower, wheelbarrow, handlebars, motorbike, coma, cart, oxygen mask, hang glider, multiple sclerosis, lawnmower, pram, treadmill, crutch, rocking chair, couch, handrail, reclining chair, forklift, legs, folding chair, occupational therapist, rollerblading, van, roller blade, footstool, footrest, sled, spina bifida, kayak, rollerblade, freight elevator, riding mower, buggy, braille, profoundly deaf, monkey bars, pedal, trampoline, bassinette, pacemaker, stepladder, tractor, sickroom, cycle rickshaw, defibrillator, bed, towrope, mower, tetraplegia, motorcycle, dialysis, occupational therapy, scoliosis, deaf, commode, toilet, blind, wheelchairs, typewriter, desks, toothbrush, turntable, binoculars, crate, flashlight, laptop, outfit, typewriters, sprayer, trolley, welder, bicycles, phonograph, refrigerator, chair, outdoor, better, crew, improper, site, around, assisted, disabled, expert, indoor, inexpert, inhouse, manage, onsite, orthotic, professional, proficient
More specific:
bath chair
Appears in the definition of:
attend, bath chair, legless, motorized, motorized wheelchair
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— Nouns for wheelchair: access, users, user, basketball, ramps, use, accessibility, lifts, athletes, cushions, patients, more...

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