1. past tense of gibbet: to execute by hanging on a gibbet, or to hang (a body) on a gibbet as a public display
Usage: historical; archaic
2. to expose to public scorn or ridicule; to shame publicly
Usage: figurative; archaic

Examples

• The criminal was gibbetted as a warning to others in the town.
• His body was gibbetted on the gallows for weeks.
• The traitor was gibbetted in the public square.
• History gibbetted his name as a symbol of corruption.
• The scandal gibbetted the politician's reputation forever.