fagot
/ˈfæɡɒt/ or /fɑːˈɡoʊ/ or /fɑːˈɡoʊt/Definitions
1. noun
A bundle of sticks or branches, typically bound together for use as fuel or for other purposes.
“The campers collected fagots for the night’s fire.”
2. noun
A type of hunting net, typically used to catch birds or small game.
“The trappers used fagots to ensnare the rabbits.”
3. noun
In medieval times, a bundle of sticks or branches, typically used as a punishment for thieves or vagrants.
“The convicted thief was forced to carry a fagot as a public display of shame.”