- OPERATE
- Run, as machinery
- Conduct business
- Run
- Function
- Get under someone's skin?
- Cut to the bone, say
- Repair an organ, perhaps
- Fix an organ, maybe
- Get under someone's skin, perhaps?
- Use
- Work
- Manage
- Do surgery
- Do the job
- Make work
- Manipulate
- Run, as heavy machinery
- Perform surgery
- Emulate Christiaan Barnard
- Do business
- Make the cut?
- Control, as a machine
- Function, like a machine
- Make it go
- Run, as a car
- Do a surgeon's job
- Do an inside job?
- Run or work
- Handle, as machinery
- Run, as a machine
- Make go
- Drive, for example
- Make run
- Use a laparoscope, maybe
- Produce an effect.
- Drive.
- What "Men in White" do.
- Bring about.
- Manage a machine.
- Manage; conduct.
- Run, as an elevator.
- Transact business.
- Act.
- Conduct.
- Handle.
- Control.
- Perform.
- Manage or use.
- Carry on
- Work or run
- Emulate a b.t.o.
- Manage or run
- Emulate the Mayos
- Maneuver
- Employ a trocar
- Be at the controls
- Surgeon's decision
- Go in, so to speak
- Work on an open-and-shut case?
- Work on an organ, maybe
- Be in charge of
- Do surgery (on)
- Urn
- Give an organ a tune-up, maybe?
- Perform surgery, perhaps
- Be a cutup?
- Be a surgeon
- Use a scalpel, say
- Work, or do a surgeon's work
- Buy and sell
- Take charge of
- Wield a scalpel
- Pull the strings
- Run, as a business
- Do a nose job, say
- Be in control of, like machinery
- Control, like a machine
- Act the cutup?
- Keep running
- Cut it out?
- Do what a surgeon does
