pillory /pilˈə-ri/

A wooden frame, supported by an upright pillar or post, with holes through which the head and hands were put as a punishment, abolished in England in 1837

1. To set in the pillory (historical)
2. To hold up to criticism or ridicule

pillˈorize or pillˈorise transitive verb

To pillory

• long-oil
• long on
• long paddock
• long paddocks
• long pepper
• long-persistence screen
• long-persistence screens
• long pig
• long pigs
• long-playing
• long primer
• longprimer
• longprimers
• long-purples
• long QT syndrome
• long QT syndromes
• long-range
• long robe
• long-running
• longs
• longs and shorts
• long sheep
• longship
• longships
• longshore