cic·a·trize 
(sĭkə-trīz′)
(sĭkə-trīz′)tr. & intr.v. cic·a·trized, cic·a·triz·ing, cic·a·triz·es
To heal or become healed by the formation of scar tissue.
[Middle English cicatrizen, from Old French cicatriser, from Medieval Latin cicātrizāre, alteration of Late Latin cicātrīcārī, to scar over, from Latin cicātrīx, cicātrīc-, cicatrix.]
cic′a·tri·zation (-trĭ-zāshən) n.
- work function
- work hardening
- workhorse
- workhouse
- work in
- working
- working capital
- working class
- working-class
- working control
- working day
- working dog
- working fluid
- working girl
- workingman
- working memory
- working papers
- working substance
- workingwoman
- work in progress
- work into
- work like a charm
- workload
- workman
- workmanlike