pillories's Usage Examples:

anthropomorphic representations, leading Louis Key to include this example in the pillories featuring mythological scenes or punishment.

Stocks or pillories were similarly used for the punishment of men or women by humiliation.

torture for slowly squeezing and crushing the toes and fingers by means of pillories and wedges.

Bondage equipment such as stocks and pillories Smotherboxes and other queening stools used for facesitting.

comic stanzas on French and English stereotypes, Mounseer Nongtongpaw pillories John Bull for his inability to understand French.

indicates that the pillory was demolished, pointing to the fact that two pillories existed in the city, as opposed to Ataíde Malafaia, who indicated only.

by pillories that marked local authority, and constructed in settlements to promote development.

Later, during the Portuguese monarchy, the pillories were.

Two pillories located on the grounds of the castle of Villers-lez-Heest and the ensemble of the castle and its surroundings, the park and pillories (nl).

stool Rack Sawhorse Seated cross Smotherbox Spanking horse Stocks and pillories Saint Andrew's Cross (BDSM) Whipping bench See also:Sensory deprivation.

Finger pillories often went by the name of "finger stocks".

of group of structures identified as typical homes, chapels, mills and pillories located of the Trás-os-Montes and Minho region.

" Some lock-ups also had stocks, ducking stools, pillories, or pinfolds alongside them and the origins of the 18th-century village.

presence of pillories punishing sodomitical offenses, ironically, identified the sites where such acts frequently took place.

is said that many Canadian politicians consider it an honour if Donato pillories them.

Synonyms:

gibbet; expose; display; exhibit;

Antonyms:

wrap; veil; overexpose; underexpose; keep quiet;