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birching's Usage Examples:

is used loosely to include any sort of corporal punishment, including birching and caning.

exposed: she is manualizing his embolon, whilst Mrs Berkley is birching his posteriors.

Court of Human Rights, overseeing its implementation, rules that judicial birching of a juvenile breaches Article 3.

Switching is similar to birching.

251 John Vincent, "Flogging is fundamental: applications of birching in Swinburne"s Lesbia Brandon", Novel gazing: queer readings in fiction.

This birching power was available only in England and Wales.

before being secured to a birching horse, their trousers removed and then birched with hawthorn branches.

The punishments include caning, bastinado, birching, whipping, or strapping.

very rarely used – there were only seven birching cases in borstals in the 10 years to 1936.

Africa, while some Caribbean countries such as Trinidad and Tobago use birching, another punishment in the British tradition, involving the use of a bundle.

This room also contains the birching table belonging to the burgh (i.

Manx executions) women"s suffrage (1881 on Mann, 1928 in the UK) judicial birching (abolished 1947 in the UK, on Mann in 2000; last used in 1976) sodomy (legalised.

seamen in the Royal Navy, a goal partially achieved in 1906 when naval birching was abandoned as a summary punishment.

Synonyms:

wood, birch tree,

Antonyms:

switch on, disengage, switch off,