Transected

So if the body was -- if the head was transected -- in other words, cut off -- you can see sometimes cuts on the bone. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Try telling that to the nine-year-old who is wheelchair bound and incontinent after his spinal cord was transected by a lap belt. ❋ Unknown (2012)

“The bullet that entered her shoulder”—he touched the spot on his own shoulder to indicate—“transected the medial cord of the brachial plexus—” ❋ Linda Robertson (2011)

One of Lewis's finely penned pages, transected diagonally by a beautiful sketch of a fish, is presented as evidence that he did. ❋ Jennie Erin Smith (2011)

Nine years ago it was just private land transected by a highway. ❋ Laura Griffin (2010)

Both the reserve and the national park are transected by national highways and approximately 100 ha of land in the extreme north-west of the reserve is occupied by a military base. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Tough wound, though, transected the whole jugular right in half. ❋ Dr. Dave Hnida (2010)

They walked down steep alleyways, scooter-torn and transected by wind-ruffled tapestries of clothing and bedding, and on every other corner there lurked a little shrine, with candles and doilies and the lifesize effigy of a saint, a martyr, a haggard cleric. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Her beam of light momentarily transected with Janeways, then moved farther to the left, illuminating a face that Lyssas worst nightmares couldnt have coughed up on their best day. ❋ Kirsten Beyer (2009)

Swagger followed the path, skipping over rocks where they transected a cove for a shortcut, ducked under willows, turned again to find a wooden bridge, and crossed to the island. ❋ Stephen Hunter (2009)

About 5000 square kilometers of land in the south-west Primorye region, close to the border between Russia, China and North Korea, were transected for the census and tracks left by the leopards in the snow were counted. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The Charleston peninsula is transected by two major east-west rail lines, both owned and operated by CSX Transportation and a shorter line owned by Norfolk Southern which winds its way through the Noisette development site in North Charleston and extends into the north end of the old navy base. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Person 1: Yo you see john over there Person 2: yeah [the flute] player? what about him Person 1: He's transectional Person 2: No way Person 1: Yep in [4th grade] he played [alto sax] ❋ Kimboraffe (2016)

The [choir director] must really value [Steve's] vocal [versatility], he's such a transectional. ❋ Defgrl (2011)