| In spring, you may also want to give it a scarification to get the thatch out of the roots. |
| Physical disturbance of the forest floor to create improved seedbeds for natural regeneration is called scarification. |
| Polka-dot make-up, scarification done in tribal designs, and pig grease enhance the appeal of a Minj clanswoman. |
| Tattooing and scarification, usually tokens of ritual or hierarchical status, were the work of esteemed specialists. |
| The faces of both sexes were much disfigured as a result of their religious beliefs, which led to the practice of scarification. |
| He frequently pretends to suck out such an object by the application of the lips alone, without any scarification whatever. |
