riddled

Sawyer is a loyal fan of the VLM, although he comments that, when it goes down, his colleagues have been known to refer to it as a "VSM." "All our wines are riddled by machine," he says.

to pierce with numerous holes; perforate: riddle a target with bullets...." Needed in this citation is either bullet-riddled or riddled with bullets.

Clay balls must be "screened" or "riddled out" from the system sand in molding operations that will allow manual fiddling.

In 1992, Alexander and his colleagues found a theoretical example in which the set of initial conditions, or basin of attraction, leading to one attractor is riddled with points corresponding to initial conditions leading to another outcome.