| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abrade | wear away by rubbing |
| 2. | abrasion | a scrape or wearing away |
| 3. | attrition | gradual reduction by wearing down |
| 4. | bash | hit and damage forcefully |
| 5. | batter | damage by repeated blows |
| 6. | blemish | a mark that spoils appearance |
| 7. | break | a crack or fracture |
| 8. | breakage | damage from being broken |
| 9. | bruise | a mark from blunt injury |
| 10. | burst | break open from pressure |
| 11. | chafe | make sore by rubbing |
| 12. | chip | break a small piece from |
| 13. | contaminate | make impure or unsafe |
| 14. | contuse | bruise without breaking skin |
| 15. | contusion | a medical term for bruise |
| 16. | corrosion | destruction by chemical action |
| 17. | crack | a narrow split or break |
| 18. | cripple | severely impair or disable |
| 19. | crush | deform or break by pressure |
| 20. | cut | an opening made by slicing |
| 21. | decay | gradual rotting or decline |
| 22. | defacement | spoiling a surface or appearance |
| 23. | defect | a fault or imperfection |
| 24. | degradation | lowering of quality or condition |
| 25. | dent | a hollow mark from impact |
| 26. | destruction | complete ruining or wrecking |
| 27. | deterioration | decline in condition or quality |
| 28. | detriment | harm or disadvantage |
| 29. | dilapidation | state of serious disrepair |
| 30. | ding | a small dent or nick |
| 31. | disfigurement | spoiling of appearance |
| 32. | disrepair | poor condition from neglect |
| 33. | erode | wear away gradually |
| 34. | erosion | gradual wearing away |
| 35. | fault | a defect or weakness |
| 36. | flatten | make flat or destroy level |
| 37. | flaw | a defect or imperfection |
| 38. | fracture | a break in hard material |
| 39. | fray | unravel or wear at edges |
| 40. | fraying | damage shown by unraveling edges |
| 41. | gash | a long deep cut |
| 42. | graze | scrape the skin lightly |
| 43. | harm | injury or hurt caused |
| 44. | havoc | widespread destruction or disorder |
| 45. | hurt | pain, injury, or harm |
| 46. | impair | weaken or reduce effectiveness |
| 47. | impairment | reduction in quality or function |
| 48. | injure | cause physical or other harm |
| 49. | injury | physical or other harm |
| 50. | lacerate | tear or cut flesh deeply |
| 51. | lesion | an area of injured tissue |
| 52. | loss | something lost or reduced |
| 53. | maim | seriously injure permanently |
| 54. | mangle | damage severely by crushing |
| 55. | mar | spoil the appearance or quality |
| 56. | marring | spoiling the surface or appearance |
| 57. | maul | injure roughly and severely |
| 58. | mutilate | damage severely by cutting |
| 59. | nick | a small cut or chip |
| 60. | perforate | pierce with holes |
| 61. | pierce | make a hole through |
| 62. | poison | harm by toxic contamination |
| 63. | pollute | contaminate and harm |
| 64. | pound | strike repeatedly and damage |
| 65. | puncture | make a small hole in |
| 66. | ravage | severe destructive damage |
| 67. | raze | destroy completely to the ground |
| 68. | rend | tear apart violently |
| 69. | rip | a tear in material |
| 70. | rot | decay from decomposition |
| 71. | ruin | serious destruction or spoilage |
| 72. | ruination | the act or state of ruin |
| 73. | rupture | burst or break open |
| 74. | rust | corrosion of iron or steel |
| 75. | scar | a lasting mark after injury |
| 76. | scrape | a rough surface injury |
| 77. | scratch | a shallow surface mark |
| 78. | scuff | a surface mark from rubbing |
| 79. | slash | cut with a sweeping stroke |
| 80. | slice | cut into or through |
| 81. | sore | a painful injured place |
| 82. | split | a crack or division |
| 83. | spoilage | damage causing waste or decay |
| 84. | spoiling | making something worse or unusable |
| 85. | taint | contaminate or spoil |
| 86. | tarnish | spoil reputation or shine |
| 87. | tear | a rip in material |
| 88. | total | damage beyond repair |
| 89. | trash | damage or destroy carelessly |
| 90. | trauma | serious physical or emotional injury |
| 91. | traumatize | cause severe emotional injury |
| 92. | undermine | weaken gradually or secretly |
| 93. | vandalize | deliberately damage property |
| 94. | weaken | make less strong or effective |
| 95. | weakening | making less strong or effective |
| 96. | wear | gradual loss from use |
| 97. | welt | a raised mark from injury |
| 98. | wound | injury to living tissue |
| 99. | wreck | damage or ruin badly |
| 100. | wrecking | the act of ruining completely |
