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Looking for a word meaning "run over by a wheel".



My first though was something like:



... as the body is trampled by the wagon wheels ...



but in my mind, trample is really something under foot, people walking over, not run over by wheels.



My mind is nagging me for a simple word the seems just beyond my grasp, so I thought I'd reach out for any ideas.



Thoughts?










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  • Crushed, but not wheel-specific

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  • I was rutted...

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Looking for a word meaning "run over by a wheel".



My first though was something like:



... as the body is trampled by the wagon wheels ...



but in my mind, trample is really something under foot, people walking over, not run over by wheels.



My mind is nagging me for a simple word the seems just beyond my grasp, so I thought I'd reach out for any ideas.



Thoughts?










share|improve this question























  • Crushed, but not wheel-specific

    – Orangesandlemons
    9 hours ago











  • I was rutted...

    – Weather Vane
    7 hours ago
















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Looking for a word meaning "run over by a wheel".



My first though was something like:



... as the body is trampled by the wagon wheels ...



but in my mind, trample is really something under foot, people walking over, not run over by wheels.



My mind is nagging me for a simple word the seems just beyond my grasp, so I thought I'd reach out for any ideas.



Thoughts?










share|improve this question














Looking for a word meaning "run over by a wheel".



My first though was something like:



... as the body is trampled by the wagon wheels ...



but in my mind, trample is really something under foot, people walking over, not run over by wheels.



My mind is nagging me for a simple word the seems just beyond my grasp, so I thought I'd reach out for any ideas.



Thoughts?







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  • Crushed, but not wheel-specific

    – Orangesandlemons
    9 hours ago











  • I was rutted...

    – Weather Vane
    7 hours ago





















  • Crushed, but not wheel-specific

    – Orangesandlemons
    9 hours ago











  • I was rutted...

    – Weather Vane
    7 hours ago



















Crushed, but not wheel-specific

– Orangesandlemons
9 hours ago





Crushed, but not wheel-specific

– Orangesandlemons
9 hours ago













I was rutted...

– Weather Vane
7 hours ago







I was rutted...

– Weather Vane
7 hours ago












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... as the body is crushed by the wagon wheels ...




to crush




to press between opposing bodies so as to break or compress




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    As in:




    ... as the body is crushed by the wagon wheels ...




    to crush




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      As in:




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      to press between opposing bodies so as to break or compress




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        to crush




        to press between opposing bodies so as to break or compress




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        to crush




        to press between opposing bodies so as to break or compress




        TFD







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