hacked

The body of the French squire had been dragged out by them and hacked to pieces.

They hacked down trees with their stone hatchets, and built a barricade.

He took a knife from the table, and hacked off the lowest button from his coat.

But all that they hacked and hewed, picked and hollowed, was labor lost.

Poor Tom was found stripped to the hide, and hacked to pieces.

The boys seized the silk, tore, and hacked at it; as did the aeronaut.

The wind had a hatchet edge that pierced his clothes and hacked him viciously.

Swiftly he hacked the fastenings of the helm and tore it from the neck armour.

She hacked, tugged at it, and in a moment ripped it through.

They took the Communion bread to their houses, and there hacked it in pieces.