punctured

Synonyms for punctured

verb poke hole in

adjective. perforated

late 14c., from Late Latin punctura "a pricking," from Latin punctus, past participle of pungere "to prick, pierce" (see pungent).

Mr. Hapgood's bluster collapsed, like a punctured toy balloon.

Stephen also got out and the two bent to examine the punctured tire.

You see, we had no town to shoot up, so we just punctured the scenery.

At 1.20 he gave in: collapsed in a moment, like a punctured bladder.

I feel as if I were running on one cylinder and three punctured tires.

It was near Cannes that the marks and the punctured places ceased.

They behave as though some sharp body had punctured the mouth.

Hope ebbed out of my heart, like air out of a punctured tire.

Like a punctured ballon it deflated and became a shriveled, clinging thing.

The sausage had several dents in it, but it was not punctured.