Pierced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIERCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PIERCE, to thrust, or make a hole through
• (of a sharp pointed object) go into or through (something)
• make (a hole) with a sharp instrument
• make a hole in (the ears or other part of the body) so as to wear jewellery in them
• make an opening in or bore a tunnel through
• force a way through; penetrate
ADJECTIVE:
• Penetrated; entered; perforated.
• having a hole cut through
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cut or pass into or through

Words related to PIERCED

pearst8 pierce10 pierces11 piercing13 pierst8

Words that contain PIERCED

empierced16 unpierced14 transpierced17

How to use PIERCED in a sentence

• A hole had been pierced in this wood to receive the nail when driven through his feet, and there was likewise a little hollow place for his heels.
• The timber walls were most probably thatched, and the windows would be of small lattice or boards pierced with small holes.
• With a pang of wonder which pierced her and left her shaken, Lulu looked.
• The glance she threw to the man who called her wife was enough to have pierced him.
• Crawford is now engaged on the statue of an Indian girl, pierced by an arrow, and dying.
• A deep dejection fell upon them, a dejection that would have sunk to despair, could their eyes have pierced the future.
• Great elephants, their drivers gone And pierced with arrows, struggled on, But sank at every step in mud Made liquid by the streams of blood.
• He is to be pitied whose eye can only be pierced by the light of a meridian sun, whose frame can only be warmed by the heat of midsummer.
• The one man who could keep pace with the bear was Siegfried, who, coming up with it, pierced it with his sword and laid it dead on the ground.
• The night was fine, but overcast by light clouds of grey mist, through which the moon pierced but very faintly.
• The flying artillery was brought up, and pitilessly pierced this heroic band with a storm of cannon ball.
• The wall is exceptionally heavy and was pierced with oblique loopholes commanding a narrow bench immediately in front of it.
• And with the thirteenth Phalguna, who was like Indra himself as if smiling in derision, pierced Kripa in the breast.
• Pierced by him, that huge beast having its flanks adorned with an armour of gold, fell down piercing the earth with his tusks.
• Pierced through the shoulder, one of the soldiers threw up his arm and staggered back.
• White was of opinion that the spear had pierced one of the nerves.
• His body, pierced by a dagger, sank to the depths of the ocean.
• There was also something tragic in it, which pierced my heart.
• She felt as if something had suddenly entered and pierced her heart.
• It is two stories in height, nearly square, its front pierced by a single doorway flanked on each side by a window boarded up to the very top.
• As soon as I saw thee I cried out to thee, weeping with a loud voice which pierced the heavens, and thou didst not hear my voice.
• The arrow pierced his throat, and he fell dead, bathed in his blood.

Similar words containing PIERC without suffix ed

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