Incises [verb]

You can seem to incise lines on it, and they look for all the world like they’re real, but with a little bit of shaking up, you can make significant changes.

The usual plan is to prick or incise each lesion and press out the contents.

Put to the doors a while there; ye can incise To a hairs breadth without defacing.Sur.

Winding streams on plains may thus incise their meanders in solid rock as the plains are gradually uplifted.

Care must be taken not to let the knife slip at the end of the incision and so incise the neck tissues.

The next step is to incise the sinus freely from above downwards towards the jugular fossa and curette out the thrombus.

If the swelling be large and tense, it is safer to incise it freely as described above for abscess of the septum.

Their intention was to incise through the President's chest to place tubes into his chest.

You are indeed a cock whose comb wants cutting, and if all be well, we will incise it for your soul's good.

And that I shall not cut or incise any person having the stone, but shall leave the same to those who are expert in it.