All 6 Uses

laceration
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Flags of Our Fathers
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The emaciated survivors were driven sixty-five miles on foot for three days in lacerating heat to a prison camp: the infamous Bataan Death March.†
Chpt 3. *

lacerating = cutting
The young corpsman ignored his own wounds and once again dressed Wheeler's laceration.†
Chpt 9.

laceration = cut
And now Pennel himself was a lacerated casualty, needing rescue.†
Chpt 9.
Mayers shouted to the lacerated Dortsch: "Do you have any guns?"†
Chpt 9.
The Marine's hands were badly lacerated but he held on to the sword as a souvenir.†
Chpt 10.
It was on March 4 that the lacerated, exhausted Marines saw the first demonstration of why they were fighting and dying on the ugly little island.†
Chpt 13.

Definitions:

(1) (laceration)
a cut -- especially of the skin -- and often implying that the cut was not clean, but instead left jagged edges
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)