stubbed

I reached out a hand and drew back my stubbed fingers.

They'll actually believe a stubbed toe is a serious injury?

And the little guy with the stubbed nose is Nicky.

They'd killed lots of aliens already, without so much as a stubbed toe.

There might be steps leading to the door and one stubbed toe was all he cared to have.

Also, it served as a protective device for his painful stubbed feet.

If you’re aware of these traps, you can save yourself a few stubbed toes later on.

For example, a mild stubbed toe is an acute injury.

A sexual accident about as serious as a stubbed toe.

But all he got for his efforts were a stubbed toe and a bashed nose.

It is equally breathtaking to now hear him talk as if that were nothing more than a stubbed toe.

He glanced down at his stubbed cigar with the most minute salaciousness.

No one is advocating the use of narcotics to treat a stubbed toe.

How many stubbed toes and unhappy love affairs had Owen forgotten?

Most people of his century had never felt pain more severe than that of a stubbed toe.

I'm bad-tempered even when I have nothing worse to complain about than a stubbed toe.

Trotter the Printer is comforting a child with a stubbed toe.

A few days later at port, Egil was unable to sleep because of the pain from his stubbed arm.

This theory explains why rubbing a stubbed toe relieves pain.

Standing on one leg, she held her injured foot and massaged two stubbed toes.

I'm no innocent, and when the old toe gets stubbed, I guess it triggers some profanity in me.

Geo took two steps backwards, clutched at his stubbed arm, and threw up.

My heart was throbbing like a stubbed toe.

There was a tin ashtray on the table, but the linoleum floor looked to be the more popular destination for stubbed cigarettes.

'But you know how a stubbed toe hurts.