The word 'pierced' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the action of puncturing a surface. Example sentence: She pierced her ears with a needle and some small silver studs.
Except here one of the friends gets turned into a monstrous succubus and starts eating her way – on a monthly, and Cody affirms, not strictly LUNAR, schedule – through the full gamut of high school boy stereotypes: pierced goth kid, offensive linebacker, wannabe ladies man etc.
A ramshackle back line was duly pierced for a second time as the grounded Müller conjured a hooked pass to liberate Podolski, with his centre beyond Nicolás Burdisso tapped into the gaping net by Klose.
As if joining the celebration, the sun pierced lowering clouds as we reached the summit.
But this time, Snowden's revelations pierced the veneer of government secrecy and ushered in perhaps the most open debate about surveillance powers in the NSA's 63-year history.
Many fish dislike turbulent bubbles, so bubble-curtains are increasingly being implemented by pumping air into underwater pipes pierced with tiny holes.
Now that the invisible tartan cordon insulating the Scottish banks has been pierced, who knows what might happen?
His cheeks and lower lip were pierced and ornamented with a "faire green stone".
Every now and then the hot summer air was pierced by the boom of artillery fire on the other side of the border.
That's the expatriate syndrome".So, like Loong, Charlie gets his ears pierced, wears torn Levi jackets, peers through his Ray-Bans, slouches around with a Marlboro, smokes pot, pops E and gets stoned on electric jelly and hash cakes.
As a result, American optimism has been pierced by doubt.
The animals are often kept in appalling conditions sedated parrots may be stuffed into plastic tubes, or have their eyes pierced or wings broken to discourage escape.
