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impale

[im-peyl] / ɪmˈpeɪl /


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And the phenomenon continues—nowhere more obviously than in Romania, where, in 2019, an Orthodox priest was prosecuted for his alleged role in exhuming and impaling a corpse.

From The Wall Street Journal

The titular alien is fast, has razor-sharp teeth and a whip-like tail capable of impaling its victims.

From Salon

Shooting the scene where Ellie walks in just as Abby impales Joel with a broken golf club was a pivotal experience.

From Los Angeles Times

They died violently in the 1970s, one by gunfire, the other impaled on a fence during a burglary.

From Los Angeles Times

An American, 47, reportedly tried to climb over a fence in Piazza del Colosseo, presumably to get a closer look at the Colosseum, before falling and impaling himself.

From Los Angeles Times