impale

Object

• arm: His badge of office is the shield of St George impaling the arms of the Sovereign, all within a Garter.
• head: The Queen had their heads impaled on spikes on the city walls of York.
• people: For a Chinese game you'd expect some oriental music while you impale people at least.
• man: Has a well trimmed wiry beard which tapers to a point that could probably impale a man.
• body: He also lined the approaches to the city on the right hand and on the left, for miles, with impaled bodies.
• coat: When used in an impaled coat the bordure is not continued around the inner side.

Preposition: on

• spike: The Queen had their heads impaled on spikes on the city walls of York.
• hook: Cut fish baits can simply be impaled on the hook in a similar manner to ' J ' hooks.
• stake: The arrows flew thick and fast, and those men-at-arms who charged the archers found their horses impaled on the stakes.
• spear: He lost his first life in Series 10 while spirit traveling when he was impaled on a spear.
• railing: He fell out of a window while painting and was impaled on metal railings.
• stick: See him profoundly tortured, flayed, and impaled on a stick, that is.

Adjective complement

• argent: They depict the See of Oxford impaling argent an eagle sable charged with a mullet argent.
• quarterly: Courtenay, Earl of Devonshire, impaling quarterly France and England within a Bord, Argent and Azure.

Modifying Another Word

• accidentally: During the struggle, Logan accidentally impaled Rose on his claws, killing her.
• then: Several hundred were roughly daubed with paint, of various colors, and each was then impaled on a pin.

Preposition: in

• mouth: Fish experience pain and fear and suffer greatly when they are impaled in the mouth and torn from the water.