corge
/kɔːrdʒ/ or /kɔːrʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A type of wine cask, especially one made of wood.
“The winemaker used a traditional corge to age the wine for several years.”
2. noun
A medieval torture device, consisting of a frame with spikes or sharp points, used to stretch the victim.
“In the medieval times, the corge was a feared instrument of torture, capable of causing severe pain.”