Pierce
Pierce verb - To go or come in or into.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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By the time the machine guns ran out of ammo, Neptune wasn't even scratched (she had felt it, but it didn't pierce her skin), and Eudial had realized in how much trouble she was.
Source: Immune to Bullets -
The Internet Is for Porn: Chasing the Dime, in which software designer Henry Pierce gets fixated on an Internet call girl and winds up in a lot of trouble.
Source: Creator / Michael Connelly -
Olivia Pierce as the Spider Mastermind becomes increasingly bruised and has greater trouble moving as you damage her.
Source: Videogame / Doom (2016)
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