Pierced - Law Dictionary Search Results

Piercing

entering or adapted to enter at or by a point perforating penetrating keen used also figuratively as a piercing instrument or thrust

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To thrust into penetrate or transfix with a pointed instrument

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Piercing

piercing the corporate veil The judicial act of imposing personal liability on otherwise immune corporate officers, directors and shareholders

Acute sharp piercing having or emitting a sharp piercing tone or sound said of a sound or of that which produces

Piercing seeming to pierce or stab as lancinating pains ie severe darting pains

Pierced with small holes worked in eyelets scalloped on the edge

pierce pierced pierc·ing : to see through the usually misleading or false appearance of [the object of summary judgment is

Punched pierced with or having holes

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