Of the body or a part of it: pierced, cut, or broken; exposing the internal parts. Of a wound, blister, ulcer, etc.: not closed up. Cf. sense 6e.

Unaltered by time or natural processes; fresh, new. Of a wound: recent, fresh, unhealed, raw. Frequently figurative. Now archaic and rare.

Specific uses. Surgery and Medicine, in compound cyst, compound rupture, compound dislocation, etc.; compound fracture variously used: see esp…

Complicated, compounded. Obsolete.

(Usually spelt curst.) figurative. Of hair: Rough, bristly. Of a sore: Malignant, irritable. Obsolete.

Of wounds or sores. (Cf. dress, v. 14.)

That has lost its freshness; altered by keeping. of wounds. Obsolete.

Unprobed, undressed.

Developing towards or coming to ripeness. Cf. maturing, adj. 2.

Of a wound: Produced by stabbing. Obsolete.

‘Not brought to suppuration’ (Johnson). Obsolete.

a fracture with an injury to adjacent viscera, a blood vessel, etc., which complicates the case; formerly used in a wider sense, including compound…

That may not be stanched.

Unrestrained; not stopped.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Medicine. punched out: (esp. of an ulcer) having the appearance of having been created by a punch; having sharply defined edges; (also) designating…

pertaining to a poisoned wound.