stoned

When Stephen was stoned, the witnesses had laid "their garments at the feet of a young man named Saul."

Abolition orators were stoned in the street and hissed from the platform.

When they had done their work, they were stoned away from the house.

Why, he stoned Fred and me to-day, and stoned the horse, and made him run away and break the chaise all to pieces.

Usually the culprit was dragged ignominiously through the streets and then hanged; sometimes he was stoned to death.

They stoned him then, and he died—died, but never doubted he was sent.

Stone the cherries, and to ten pounds when stoned put three pounds of sugar finely beaten.

If they killed the prophets, and stoned those whom God sent, how could he treat with them?

Likewise, the Pope says, if a layman touches the Bible he is guilty of sacrilege and ought to be stoned or shot through.

Half fill a salad-bowl with lettuce; add the fish, and garnish with hard-boiled eggs, stoned olives, and a few spiced oysters.