They're forever blurting out words that wound when they don't mean to.
In the latter battle, he suffered his second wound when a shell fragment hit him in the left forearm.
He missed and then had salt rubbed in the wound when he was told there was a financial prize for achieving the maximum score.
A United Nations area commander suffered a minor stab wound when a mob attacked his car, a United Nations spokeswoman said.
"Old Ramon," however, is a rock record, full of buzzing guitar tones that can make you feel like a raw wound when the gauze is being changed.
A man suffered a graze wound when he struggled with a gunman who attempted to rob him in the Bay Terraces neighborhood of San Diego, Calif., Friday night.
For Japan, it was South Korea that opened this wound, when Ms Park's predecessor, Lee Myung-bak, visited them last year.
Chris Evans, the Radio 2 breakfast DJ and former presenter of Channel 4's Big Breakfast, rubbed salt in the wound when he introduced Reid at Monday night's Radio Academy Awards as "the former breakfast queen of British television".
But documents and witness accounts show that he received a shrapnel wound when South Vietnamese troops blew up rice stores, and an injured arm in a mine explosion later that day.
When the golden retriever Old Drum whimpers after a gunshot wound, when he howls as he is separated from his young master, when he offers a peacemaking paw to the town villain -- O.K., everyone, a collective "aaw".
"It always seemed to me that Ali suffered a great psychological wound when he was a kid because of his father and that as a result he really shut down," one of Ali's closest friends said.
