gibbetted

/ˈdʒɪbɪtɪd/
adjective
  1. Hung or displayed on a gibbet.
    • The gibbetted body swayed in the wind, a gruesome sight.
    • Visitors to the old prison could see the gibbetted remains in the courtyard.
    • The painting showed a gibbetted figure against a stormy sky.
verb
  1. Past tense of gibbet: was hung on a gibbet or had one's body displayed on one.
    • The rebels were gibbetted along the city walls to discourage further uprisings.
    • The pirate was gibbetted on the harbor shore as a warning to other sailors.
    • After the trial, the criminal was gibbetted and left for the crows.
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