Laceration

What do we mean by laceration?

A jagged wound or cut. noun

In Actinozoa, the formation of a new polyp by the separation of a portion of the basal expansion by contraction of the body. noun

The act of lacerating or tearing or rending. noun

A rough or jagged breach made by rending. noun

A wounding or harrowing, as of the feelings or sensibility. noun

The act of lacerating. noun

A breach or wound made by lacerating. noun

An irregular open wound caused by a blunt impact to soft tissue. noun

The act of lacerating noun

A torn ragged wound noun

An irregular open wound caused by a blunt impact to soft tissue.

The act of lacerating or tearing.

A deep snowboarding cut made into the side of a mountain that results in a big plume of spray and a noticeable gash in the snow. Urban Dictionary

A deep wound caused by intense friction during anal penetration or being cock whipped hard enough. Often caused when two males sword fight with limp erections. Urban Dictionary

To cut or rip at something, with a sharp weapon or claws. For other ways to mutilate people, see fustigate. Urban Dictionary

Past tense of Lacerate; to tear roughy, cut, or mangle Urban Dictionary

A fine girl. used sparingly with males. Urban Dictionary

Death over Laced Drugs Urban Dictionary

The fist of a male individual (sober) sticks his fist up a teenage (drunk) female's vagina and causes multiple lacerations. Urban Dictionary

The jagged tearing of tissue of the vagina to produce a deep, pussing, bleeding, ragged gash. Urban Dictionary

It’s when you are standing in a space, do a lacer, but it stays at the spot of release like a Cadbury chocolate egg coming out of a bunny. It acts like a landmine. Urban Dictionary

A wound witch normally appears when having hard anal sex. Wounds may vary in size and pain depending on the size of the cock and the intensity of the fucking. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to laceration:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word laceration:
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Words that rhyme with laceration:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe laceration:
extensive, deep, cervical, complete, perineal, small, severe, corneal, large, degree, cerebral, partial, traumatic, splenic, superficial, vaginal, simple, bilateral, slight, renal, facial, minor, incomplete, much, self, cortical, major, stellate, dural, direct, considerable, aortic, mucosal, hepatic, thickness, pulmonary, serious, arterial, actual, coronary, accidental, clean, inch, linear, inadvertent, conjunctival, spontaneous, lateral, jagged, ragged, associated, rectal, scleral, irregular, posterior, soft, subcutaneous, external, cardiac, vertical, acute, unilateral, left, longitudinal, myocardial, obvious, infected, shaped, overlying, median, sharp, fresh, nasty, sutured, diaphragmatic, corneoscleral, urethral, undue, tracheal, pericardial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective laceration:
syndrome.

Words that sound like laceration:
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