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pierce
verb (pierced , piercing ) (also pierce through something)
1 said of a sharp object or a person using one: to make a hole in or through; to puncture; to make (a hole) with something sharp.
2 to penetrate or force a way through or into something The wind pierced through her thin clothing .
3 said of light or sound: to burst through (darkness or silence).
4 to affect or touch (someone's heart, soul, etc) keenly or painfully.
[13c: from French percer ]
verb (pierced , piercing ) (also pierce through something)
1 said of a sharp object or a person using one: to make a hole in or through; to puncture; to make (a hole) with something sharp.
2 to penetrate or force a way through or into something The wind pierced through her thin clothing .
3 said of light or sound: to burst through (darkness or silence).
4 to affect or touch (someone's heart, soul, etc) keenly or painfully.
[13c: from French percer ]
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