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lancinate

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Lancinate (verb) means to stab or pierce something sharply, as if with a spear.

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To stab or pierce something sharply, as if with a spear.
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Etymology

First attested in 1603; borrowed from Latin lancinātus, perfect passive participle of lancinō, see -ate (verb-forming suffix). Cognate with French lanciner.

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What is the meaning of lancinate?
"lancinate" (verb) means to stab or pierce something sharply, as if with a spear.
What is another word for lancinate?
Other words for "lancinate" include ching, chib, gore, spear, chive, gride.

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