PILLORY
NOUNS
1543 — STRETCHNECK a pillory → obs.
1698 — NUT-CRACKERS the pillory → UK criminals’ sl.
1750 — TIMBER-STAIRS the pillory → sl. obs.
1789 — LAW-NECK-CLOTH a pillory
..E19 — STOOPING-MATCH the placing of a number of people in the pillory at the same time → sl.
1928 — SNORTING POLE a whipping post or pillory → Amer. dial.
NOUNS, PERSON
..L17 — BABE IN THE WOOD one who is imprisoned in the stocks or pillory → sl.
1781 — OVERSEER OF THE NEW PAVEMENT a man standing in a pillory → UK sl.
..L18 — STOOP-NAPPER a man standing in a pillory → UK criminals’ sl.
1821 — INSPECTOR OF PAVEMENTS a man in the pillory → sl.
PHRASES
..E19 — UP TO THE ARMS IN WOOD standing in the pillory → sl.
VERBS
1645 — IMPILLOR to put in the pillory → obs.
1902 — NAB THE STOOP to stand in the pillory → sl. (Bk.)
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