tar and feather

“If we don’t learn how to communicate better and work with the community,” Crow said, “there are going to be pitchforks and tar-and-feather buckets waiting outside the gates for us.”

Inevitably lawmakers would have held a tar-and-feather hearing on the $2 fee to try to climb out of the approval basement.

Frustrated by a hamstrung police department, citizens here have taken to the Internet to digitally tar-and-feather her.

My boy, a mob was forming to tar-and-feather me.

“Any more takers for the tar-and-feather line of business?” said Eustace quietly, but with the light of battle in his eyes.