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incise

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incise
1. To decorate by cutting or indenting a surface, as ceramic ware.
2. To perforate the surface of timbers, poles, posts, etc., to increase penetration of wood preservatives.
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But for what I know of angels now I would incise the rungs myself, and though you kicked your heels at heaven, bear you home.
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