WordNet
v. e.g., move through a body or an object with a slicing motion; "His hand sliced through the air" [syn: slice through]
Usage examples of "slice into".
I get my hands on his head, a sharp twist: his cervical vertebrae separate with a wet driftwood squelch and slice into his spinal cord.
Igniting her lightsaber, she hurled it expertly up to slice into the rocky ceiling.
She hadn't felt the knife slice into it during the few frantic seconds she had fought with Billy.
But he could not block out the sound that sliced into his brain as a laser would slice into soft wood.
Silk nodded miserably, and then with a sudden surge of wholly deplorable greed thrust the hot half slice into his mouth, chewed, and swallowed.
You cook it, and then you cut it into slices, and you put a slice into a toaster, which is a metal box that heats up with electricity –.
Again, as a bar of white fire punched through the top of one of the stone-screened windows, skewed wildly upward at an angle, then winked Out as it started to slice into the ceiling.
Caelum screamed, and then the rider's sword arm was flashing down, and Caelum felt the tip of the sword slice into his chest, slice deep into his chest, and he choked on the blood and pieces of sliced tissue that filled his lungs.
I'll simply have him slice into some sector fleet's records and write us in.