A scar. Cf. wem, n.

Bodily blemish, disfigurement, or defect; also, the mark of a bodily injury, a cicatrix, a scar. Obsolete exc. archaic.

A wound, scar.

A mark, scar, or cut.

The trace of a healed wound, sore, or burn; = cicatrix, n. 1.

The scar of a healed wound: = cicatrix, n. 1.

A scar; a closing of a wound or ulcer. Cf. fester, v. 3. Obsolete. rare.

Used for: A mark of a wound, a scar. Obsolete. rare.

The scar left by a wound, a cicatrix. Obsolete. rare. (Cf. staddle, n. 6.)

Pathology. The scar or seam remaining after a wound, sore, or ulcer is healed. Also figurative.

An eschar made by cauterizing.

A line, groove, furrow or the like formed by the abutting edges of two parts of a thing; an… on the face or body: †A long incised wound; †the…

Medicine. A small scar or mark.

A ridge on the flesh, esp. the mark of a healed wound; a seam.

(a) a blow with a sabre; (b) a cut or scar left by the stroke of a sabre.

A mark as of a wound or puncture, a scar.

The action of scar, v. in various senses; an example of this; concrete an assemblage of scars.

= welt, n.1 4c.

a scar.