GALLOWS
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 17
wooden erection for hanging criminals, now consisting of two uprights and a cro -bar, but formerly of a single upright and a cro -piece. The latter was often called ‘gibbet.’
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Gallows-bird, gal-lus-berd, s
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Gallows-bits
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Gallows-free
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Gallows-tops
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Gallows-tree
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Scape-gallows
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