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stab

(stab),
To pierce with a pointed instrument, as a knife or dagger.
[Gael. stob]
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stab

Forensics
verb To thrust a sharp object into a victim and, usually, interrupt the skin surface.
 
Microbiology
noun Stab culture, see there.
 
verb To inoculate a semisolid bacterial growth medium, usually in a “slant” tube, with a jabbing motion performed with streaking, which combines anaerobic (“stab”) and aerobic (“streak”) conditions in the same test tube; used in triple sugar iron agar tubes.
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Evidence presented during trial had it that the boy intervened and stabbed Diergaardt on his upper thigh in an attempt to stop him from stabbing his mother.
It takes the total of reported stabbings in Coventry so far this year to 25.
Dervish Husseyin, 60, was at his friend's house on Aberdeen Road when the stabbing there took place.
Swift medical intervention helped save the life of the teenaged son, who was rushed to hospital immediately after the stabbing.
Since 2015, Palestinians have killed over 50 Israelis, two visiting Americans and a British tourist in stabbings, shootings and car-ramming attacks.
The figures, released in a police Freedom of Information request, detail 23 fatal stabbings, 283 serious knife attacks and 571 assaults with a blade which caused minor injury.
The figures also include a stabbing outside a Chiquitos restaurant in Dudley in February.
MEN of the Police in Ondo state have arrested a middle-aged man, Adewale Adegoroye, for allegedly stabbing his master, Akinmulero Akinwumi, who was also the manager of Ondo Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society, to death and made away with the sum of N700,000.
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