Impaling

What do we mean by impaling?

To pierce (something) with any long, pointed object.

To place two coats of arms side by side on the same shield (often those of two spouses upon marriage).

To pierce with a pale; to put to death by fixing on a sharp stake.

To enclose or fence with stakes.

The act of forcing a sharp object through the body until it reaches the other side Urban Dictionary

To drive a long, sharp object, like a harpoon or a spear, through someone's body so that they are attached to it. Often fatal. Attach the instrument to a wall for further amusement. Urban Dictionary

A way of Torture where a sharpen sick is stabbed through a person and that person is hoisted up or a blunt wooden pole or stake is shoved up someones rectum and the victim is hoisted up, painfully slow death. Made famous by Vlad the impaler. Urban Dictionary

To insert (usually in a rough manner) a large object or penis into a body cavity. To stab with a large object. Urban Dictionary

The term used by men with a large cock to describe exactly why their girlfriend/wife/mistress has an impaired ability to walk correctly. Same term can be used by women to acurately describe how hung their boyfriend/husband/affair is. Urban Dictionary

Term used to identify a man with an extremely large penis, 32 feet or greater(that is an exageration stressing the size) Urban Dictionary

The nick-name given to a man with an extremely large penis, 32 feet or larger(this is an exageration stressing the size) Urban Dictionary

Laid, banged, lucky Urban Dictionary

To insert (or have inserted) a very large dick inside of a female Urban Dictionary

A man with a large/thick penis whose superior genetics allows him to thouroughly dominate the opposite sex. The sometimes rough and repeated pounding of her guts with The Impaler's shaft may leave the woman sore the next day(s). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to impaling:
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Words that rhyme with impaling:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe impaling:
horrible.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective impaling:
stake.

Consonant match to impaling:
impelling, empaling.

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