• Synonyms: pierced, perforated, perforate, punctured
  Meaning: having a hole cut through; "pierced ears"; "a perforated eardrum"; "a punctured balloon"

• Let Edward yield to that, and though he has pierced us with many wounds, we will yet forgive him."
• But it had pierced the pericardium, as best Feldman could guess, and it could be fatal at any moment.
• The brave von Brederode fell pierced with wounds, and the day seemed lost, indeed, to the Lady of Holland.
• Pierced to the heart, it was struggling with dreadful spasms whose aftershocks knocked Conseil off his feet.
• After a time, I looked to right and left, and saw the intolerable blackness of the night, pierced by remote gleams of fire.
• And on the evening of the 15th of August there pierced through the clouds the snowy, shining, serrated peaks of the Rockies.
• Beneath their pierced, distended earlobes there dangled strings of beads made from bone. Generally these savages were naked.
• Presently, with a click, a little square wicket that pierced the door was opened, and a woman's face peered out through the iron bars.
• Such light as pierced the crowded boughs (Light scattered, scant and dim,) Passed through the fern that formed his couch And centred full on him.
• He began striking out on all sides, but Avenant avoided his blows, and with his sword pierced him so many times that at last he fell to the ground.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Suspension (body modification), License CC BY-SA 4.0