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Definition of pierce
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pierce is as below...
Pierce
(v. t.) To
penetrate;
to
enter;
to force a way into or
through;
to pass into or
through;
as, to
pierce
the
enemy's
line; a shot
pierced
the
ship..
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Perforate
::
Perforate
(v.) To bore
through;
to
pierce
through
with a
pointed
instrument;
to make a hole or holes
through
by
boring
or
piercing;
to
pierce
or
penetrate
the
surface
of.
Lancinating
::
Lancinating
(a.)
Piercing;
seeming
to
pierce
or stab; as,
lancinating
pains
(i.e.,
severe,
darting
pains)..
Wimble
::
Wimble
(v. t.) To bore or
pierce,
as with a
wimble..
Enter
::
Enter (v. t.) To come or go into; to pass into the
interior
of; to pass
within
the outer cover or shell of; to
penetrate;
to
pierce;
as, to enter a
house,
a
closet,
a
country,
a door, etc.; the river
enters
the sea..
Cribriform
::
Cribriform
(a.)
Resembling,
or
having
the form of, a
sieve;
pierced
with
holes;
as, the
cribriform
plate of the
ethmoid
bone; a
cribriform
compress..
Pierce
::
Pierce
(v. i.) To
enter;
to
penetrate;
to make a way into or
through
something,
as a
pointed
instrument
does; -- used
literally
and
figuratively..
Ear-piercer
::
Ear-piercer
(n.) The
earwig.
Beak
::
Beak (n.) A beam, shod or armed at the end with a metal head or
point,
and
projecting
from the prow of an
ancient
galley,
in order to
pierce
the
vessel
of an
enemy;
a
beakhead..
Enpierce
::
Enpierce
(v. t.) To
pierce.
Indart
::
Indart
(v. t.) To
pierce,
as with a
dart..
Antefix
::
Antefix
(n.) An
ornament
of the
cymatium
of a
classic
cornice,
sometimes
pierced
for the
escape
of
water..
Paunch
::
Paunch
(v. t.) To
pierce
or rip the belly of; to
eviscerate;
to
disembowel.
Cut
::
Cut (v. t.) To wound or hurt
deeply
the
sensibilities
of; to
pierce;
to
lacerate;
as,
sarcasm
cuts to the
quick..
Spitted
::
Spitted
(a.) Put upon a spit;
pierced
as if by a spit.
Leader
::
Leader
(n.) A block of hard wood
pierced
with
suitable
holes for
leading
ropes in their
proper
places.
Gimlet
::
Gimlet
(v. t.) To
pierce
or make with a
gimlet.
Pounce
::
Pounce
(v. t.) To
strike
or seize with the
talons;
to
pierce,
as with the
talons..
Transpierce
::
Transpierce
(v. t.) To
pierce
through;
to
penetrate;
to
permeate;
to pass
through.
Pink
::
Pink (v. t.) To
pierce
with small
holes;
to cut the edge of, as cloth or
paper,
in small
scallops
or
angles..
Tunicata
::
Tunicata
(n. pl.) A grand
division
of the
animal
kingdom,
intermediate,
in some
respects,
between
the
invertebrates
and
vertebrates,
and by some
writers
united
with the
latter.
They were
formerly
classed
with
acephalous
mollusks.
The body is
usually
covered
with a firm
external
tunic,
consisting
in part of
cellulose,
and
having
two
openings,
one for the
entrance
and one for the exit of
water.
The
pharynx
is
usually
dilated
in the form of a sac,
pierced
by
several
series
of
ciliated
slits,
and se
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