adjective. Having a hole or holes, especially a row of small holes.

Same as perforate.

By extension, cut through in many places and with irregular and somewhat large openings. Compare à jour.

In heraldry, same as cleché.

Posterior, a deep fossa situated track of the corpora albicantia, and between the crura cerebri, perforated by numerous holes for the passage of blood-vessels.

adjective. Pierced with holes.

adjective. Specifically, having a series of holes enabling easy tearing along a straight line.

verb. Simple past tense and past participle of perforate.

adjective. having a hole cut through

adjective. having a number or series of holes

"Churinga, over a foot in length, they tell us, are not usually perforated; many churinga are not perforated, many are: _but the Arunta do not know why some are perforated_."

perforated file  perforated medallion  perforated space  

cut  

fenestrate  fenestrated  foraminated  

perforate