Cutting, a cut, incision; a wound; a fissure.

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…

A gash or wound. Obsolete. rare.

A gash or wound in the body. Obsolete.

A long deep wound; a serious cut or slash in the flesh. Also in figurative context.

An opening in a surface made by a sharp-edged instrument, an incision; a wound made by cutting, a gash.

concrete. A slight incision or a number of slight incisions made by scarifying.

A result or product of chopping. Obsolete.

A long and deep or severe cut; a gash; a wound of this character.

A cut or slash; a wound. Obsolete. rare.

A small cut or incision made by, or such as that made by, a pair of scissors; a wound of this nature. Also dialect, a small hole or crack.

Chiefly Scottish. A painful crack in the skin, usually caused by cold, frost, etc.; a chap (chap, n.1 1b).

A gap, breach, opening, or hole; a gash or wound. Obsolete.