「Wounded by shafting, cooperatively filling mouths」described a skilled hunting party cooperating while capturing some dinner meat but attempting to keep the prey alive as long as possible while returning to the caves in order to preserve the meat, a technique soon abandoned by solo hunters after a few lost some fingers on the way home after the badger somehow regained consciousness and attempted to escape.
　After「stabbing penetration with the opposite sex」something praiseworthy when HONOR IS RECEIVED, ACCEPTED with PRIDE, such as coming home with one's meat still fresh.
　「Distinguishing a difference with stabbing penetration」to take the portion of meat or other foods for oneself at the start of a meal: ACCEPTING A MEAL WITH GRATITUDE, as「I am taking that chunk.」
　Putting on eyeglasses (potentially stabbing oneself in the eye ear nose mouth, enabling one to see and then distinguish differences and top from bottom), or wearing a hat (penetrating the cavity within the hat with one's head, distinguishing front from back) or putting on gloves (penetrating inside each glove, distinguishing left from right).
　「Getting shafted but with a difference」as when wearing an honor proudly, such as a medal around one's neck or a laurel wreath CROWNED upon one's head. Becoming famous and attracting attention after receiving some sort of public honor often makes the recipient a lasting target of psychopaths—ask the security companies who design systems for rich and famous celebrities.
　Note that all these elements literally are depicting the「din created by dogs howling with erections plugging orifices during a canine orgy」clearly a source of pride for any dick dog, and to「attract attention plugging orifices orgiastically」would be an honor for any actual dog:「stabbing penetration with the opposite sex.」

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: to put on or wear (glasses, hat, gloves etc); to respect; to bear; to support
Japanese: crown, summit, spire, easy win for one, something received, to receive, to get, to accept, to take, to buy, to eat, to drink, to be crowned with, to wear, to have, to live under, to install, to be pretty good, to be exquisite, to be approvable, expression of gratitude before meals
Unihan extended: wear on top; support
EDRDG: be crowned with; live under (a ruler); receive