Cutaneously

Also eels can take oxygen through their skin (cutaneously) which allows them to travel at night over wet ground, to colonize waterways that otherwise seem to have no connection to the sea where they are born? ❋ James Prosek (2010)

I sound like a broken record, but although the notion of applying copper cutaneously to assist skin function is interesting in theory, it may be ineffectual in practice. ❋ Ellen Marmur (2009)

The tiny first instars can exchange gases cutaneously. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I remember reading somewhere that some kinosternids do up to 50% of their gas transfer cutaneously, but I can't remember if that was oxygen in, or CO2 out, or both. ❋ Darren Naish (2006)

How can I not mention the Hindutva project, spreading its poison sub-cutaneously, waiting to erupt once again? ❋ Abhay N (2007)

Probably administered in form hyoscine-hydrobromide but no evidence to show if taken sub-cutaneously or by mouth. ❋ Allingham, Margery, 1904-1966 (1949)

It acted almost identically whether administered sub-cutaneously or, of course in a larger dose, internally. ❋ Robert Cromie (1881)

Intramuscular injections are used when prompt absorption is desired, when larger doses are needed than can be given cutaneously or when a drug is too irritating to be given subcutaneously. ❋ Unknown (2009)

My little [cousins] are [playing in the snow]. That is just pure [cutanation]. ❋ Baljeetthesikh (2023)