Gallows - Law Dictionary Search Results
Furca
Furca [fr. farkah, Heb., to divide], the gallows.
Furcam et flagellum
Furcam et flagellum (the gallows and whip), the meanest of all servile tenures, when the bondman was at his lord's disposal, both life
Gibbet
Gibbet [fr. gibet, Fr.], a gallows; but post on which malefactors are hanged, or on which their bodies are exposed after death-a practice abolished
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Patibulary
Patibulary [fr. patibulum, Lat.], belonging to the gallows.
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