STAB, STABBED
ADJECTIVES
1980 — JACKED stabbed, attacked → sl.
NOUNS
1509 — YARK → YERK a smart blow or stroke, as of a whip or rod, or of a heaving body falling; a lash, also, the sound of such a blow; the crack of a whip; a heavy thump, a thud; a flogging; a stab → obs. exc. Sc. & Eng. dial.
1808 — STUG a stab, a thrust → Sc.
1820 — JAB a poke, prod, or stab → colloq. & Eng. dial.
1827 — PUNZIE a prick, a stab → Sc. obs.
1856 — YACK a smart blow or stroke; a heavy thump; a flogging; a stab → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1899 — JOB a stab or blow → Amer. dial.
VERBS
..893 — OFSTING to kill by a thrust; to pierce, to gore, to stab to death → obs.
1300 — BEAR to thrust, pierce, stab a person through the body, or his body through, with a spear, etc. → obs.
1400 — DAG to pierce or stab, with or as with a pointed weapon → obs.
1400 — JAG to pierce with a sharp instrument; to stab → obs.
1470 — ACCLOY to pierce, to stab → rare
1513 — DUB to stab as with a dagger; to bring down a club → obs.
1520 — YARK → YERK → YIRK to strike smartly, esp. with a rod or whip; to beat, to thrash, to flog, to lash, to stab; to drive with a whip → obs. exc. Sc. & Eng. dial.
1593 — PONIARD to stab, esp. to death, with a poniard (small, slim dagger)
1594 — EAT IRON to be stabbed → obs.
1722 — STUG to stab, to pierce with a weapon → Sc.
1725 — CHIV → CHIVE to attack with a sharp instrument; to stab; to cut; to slash; used only in regard to an attack upon a human → criminals’ sl.
1773 — JOB to strike, poke, or thrust sharply; to punch; to stab → Amer. dial.
1774 — LET DAYLIGHT SHINE THROUGH to shoot or stab, esp. fatally → US sl.
..L18 — LET MOONLIGHT INTO to shoot; to stab → sl.
..L18 — LET THE DAYLIGHT INTO to shoot; to stab → sl.
..L18 — LET THE DAYLIGHT INTO THE LUNCHEON RESERVOIR to shoot; to stab → sl.
..L18 — LET THE DAYLIGHT INTO THE VICTUALLING DEPARTMENT to shoot; to stab → sl.
..L18 — PUT DAYLIGHT THROUGH to shoot; to stab → sl.
1806 — DAB to pierce slightly, to stab → Sc.
1830 — JAB to poke, prod, stab → colloq. & Eng. dial.
1839 — LET DAYLIGHT THROUGH to shoot or stab, esp. fatally → US sl.
1840 — KNOCK DAYLIGHT INTO ONE to make a hole in, esp. to stab or shoot; hence, to kill → colloq.
1840 — LET DAYLIGHT INTO ONE to make a hole in, esp. to stab or shoot; hence, to kill → colloq.
1871 — CARVE → CARVE UP to slash or stab, esp. repeatedly → US sl.
1897 — EAT A SWORD to be stabbed → obs. (Bk.)
..L19 — VENTILATE to stab → sl.
1938 — PROGUE to poke, to stab → Amer. dial.
1953 — BEGOUGE to stab, to pierce → Amer. dial.
1959 — CHIVEY → CHIVVY to attack with a sharp instrument; to stab → Brit. sl.
1970 — JUG to stab → US sl.
1972 — DRUK to stab → S. Afr. sl.
1980 — JACK to stab or punch → sl.
1985 — MALKY to attack and cut someone with a razor; to stab → Sc. sl.
1990 — POLE to stab → sl.
2000 — JUGE to stab → US sl.
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