Noun:

ଫାଶୀ, ଉପହାସ,

gibbet's Usage Examples:

the reactionary philosopher Thomas Carlyle: "Are there not treadmills, gibbets; even hospitals, poor-rates, New Poor-Law?" There are literary precursors.

They were also used as gibbets for the display of the corpse for a considerable period after such hangings.

Only one artefact has been uncovered, to the west of the gibbet, but even this helps confirm the traditional view of small groups of Mesolithic people following established cyclic seasonal trails through the forested countryside, often along hilltops.

11 May 1748 and then gibbeted at Stamford Hill.

The last person to be gibbeted alive in England was a vagrant who was begging for food around Baslow and.

An example of an iron cage used to string up bodies on a gibbet can still be seen in the Westgate Museum at Winchester.

Dunst as the doomed 18th century French queen acting like a teenage flibbertigibbet intent on being the leader of the cool kids" club.

He was gibbeted next to the body of.

mainland and therefore satisfied the beliefs of locals who did not want gibbets near their homes.

After their trial and execution, their bodies were hung in chains, or "gibbeted" from a nearby ash tree, as a warning to other criminals.

Caesar, a slave, and John Hughson, a white cobbler and tavern keeper, were gibbeted.

after he was hanged on 3 August 1795 on Kennington Common, his corpse was gibbeted (displayed on a gallows) outside the pub, the last hanged highwayman"s.

sense in his play Henry IV Part II where he says: Swifter than he that gibbets on the Brewers Bucket.

Synonyms:

gallows-tree, gallows, gallous, gallows tree,

Antonyms:

overexpose, underexpose, keep quiet, close, hide,