To get hurt with something sharp, like a needle: “She ________ herself with a needle.”
| STUCK | 615 |
| PRICKED | 354 |
| JABBED | 60 |
| STABBED | 26 |
| PICKED | 20 |
| PIERCED | 18 |
| POKED | 16 |
| JUG | 4 |
| PUNCHED | 4 |
| JAGGED | 3 |
| PUNCTURED | 3 |
| STICK | 3 |
| GOUGED | 2 |
| HURT | 2 |
| NR | 2 |
| RAN | 2 |
| BASTED | 1 |
| DROVE | 1 |
| GIVE HERSELF A SHOT | 1 |
| GOUGED A NEEDLE INTO HER | 1 |
| JAMMED | 1 |
| JOBBED | 1 |
| JUCK | 1 |
| JUGGED | 1 |
| NICKED | 1 |
| PLUCKED | 1 |
| POKED WITH A SHARP STICK | 1 |
| PRICK | 1 |
| PUNCTURED HER THUMB | 1 |
| PUNCTURED HERSELF | 1 |
| RAMMED | 1 |
| RAN A NEEDLE | 1 |
| RAN A NEEDLE IN HERSELF | 1 |
| RUN A NEEDLE IN HER FINGER | 1 |
| RUN A NEEDLE IN HER HAND | 1 |
| SEWED | 1 |
| SEWED HER FINGER TO SOMETHING | 1 |
| SNAGGED | 1 |
| STOBBED | 1 |
| TOOK | 1 |
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