pillory
noun/ˈpɪləri/
/ˈpɪləri/
(plural pillories)
- a wooden frame, with holes for the head and hands, which people were locked into in the past as a punishment compare stockWord OriginMiddle English: from Old French pilori, probably from Provençal espilori (associated by some with a Catalan word meaning ‘peephole’, of uncertain origin).
Check pronunciation:
pillory