Lacerable - Law Dictionary Search Results

Lacerative

Lacerating or having the power to lacerate as lacerative humors

To tear to rend to separate by tearing to mangle as to lacerate the flesh

The act of lacerating

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torn roughly of skin

Not lacerable incapable of being torn or rent

A tearing laceration

Lacerating or tearing as the laniary canine teeth

To injure as by a blow or collision without laceration to contuse as to bruise ones finger with a hammer to bruise the bark of a tree with

To gore to pierce to lacerate

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