puncture
/ˈpʌŋktʃər/Definitions
1. noun
a small hole made in something, especially a tire or a pipe, by a sharp object or a blow
“The car’s tire got a puncture on the way to the party.”
2. verb
to make a small hole in something, especially a tire or a pipe, with a sharp object or a blow
“The mechanic punctured the tire to check for air leaks.”
3. verb
to cause a person to feel a strong emotional hurt or shock
“The news of her death punctured her hopes of a reunion.”