lacerated

As adjectives the difference between lacerated and mangled

is that lacerated is having lacerations while mangled is mutilated, twisted, or disfigured.

As verbs the difference between lacerated and mangled

is that lacerated is (lacerate) while mangled is (mangle).

As adjectives the difference between lacerated and disgruntled

is that lacerated is having lacerations while disgruntled is unhappy; dissatisfied.

As verbs the difference between lacerated and disgruntled

is that lacerated is (lacerate) while disgruntled is (obsolete) (disgruntle).

As adjectives the difference between lacerated and fringed

is that lacerated is having lacerations while fringed is possessing a fringe.

As verbs the difference between lacerated and fringed

is that lacerated is (lacerate) while fringed is (fringe).

As verbs the difference between incised and lacerated

is that incised is (incise) while lacerated is (lacerate).

As an adjective lacerated is

having lacerations.

As adjectives the difference between lacerated and sliced

is that lacerated is having lacerations while sliced is that has been cut into slices.

As verbs the difference between lacerated and sliced

is that lacerated is past tense of lacerate while sliced is past tense of slice.

As a noun lacerater

is a person or thing that lacerates.

As an adjective lacerated is

having lacerations.

As a verb lacerated is

(lacerate).

As verbs the difference between lacerated and lacerates

is that lacerated is (lacerate) while lacerates is .

As an adjective lacerated

is having lacerations.

As verbs the difference between macerated and lacerated

is that macerated is past tense of macerate while lacerated is past tense of lacerate.

As an adjective lacerated is

having lacerations.