muticate
/muːtɪˈkeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to injure or mutilate, especially in a brutal or savage manner
“The wounded animal was left to muticate on the battlefield.”
2. verb
to cause harm or injury to (something) in a brutal or savage manner
“The neglect of the factory led to the machines muticating and eventually breaking down.”
3. noun
an act of mutilating or injuring, especially in a brutal or savage manner
“The mutication of the prisoner was a heinous crime that outraged the public.”