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impale
(redirected from impalements)

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See: enter, lancinate, penetrate, pierce
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Waist deep in the river, dinging to the beaver house, miraculously with no impalements or puncture wounds, Wayne meekly asked for my assistance, which I promptly gave after savoring the scene for a few moments.
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