IPA: /dɪˈbriːd/
KK: /dɪˈbrid/
To remove dead or damaged tissue from a wound to help it heal properly.
The doctor will debride the wound to promote healing.
Past: debrided
Past Participle: debrided
Debride is formed from "de-" (meaning away or removal) and "brider" (from Old French *brider*, meaning to remove or clean). The word "debride" means to remove dead or damaged tissue from a wound.
Think of 'removing' ('de-') something unwanted ('brider') to remember that debride means to clean a wound by taking away damaged tissue.