Wound

Wound/wuːnd/

(noun) a damaged area of the body, such as a cut or hole in the skin, a serious one, usually made by some weapon:

He suffered a serious gunshot wound to his back. 

(verb) to damage an area of the body, especially severely and by making a cut or hole in the skin:

He was seriously wounded in his back by a shotgun.

Wound/waʊnd/

(verb) the past tense and past participle of wind /waɪnd/

to wrap something around your neck an object or twist it around itself:

Mary wound a silk scarf around her neck.