arrainment 

An outdoor court-hearing where the procesution makes the defendant stand in a downpour to see if the discomfort of getting soaking wet will persuade him to confess.

I hear about arrainments occurring all the time; I don't understand why this practice hasn't yet been outlawed as "cruel and unusual punishment".

arrainment by QuacksO March 6, 2019

Attainment 

Noun;

1. Accomplishment of something: the achievement of the goals that somebody has set.

2. A skill, accomplishment, or distinction, especially one achieved through effort.

1. They forced them to reach the attainment.
2. He's got attainments, he's got skills.

Attainment by Jafje August 26, 2007

Arraignment 

The part of the legal process where the defendant is tested to see if he is stupid enough to cave in to intimidation.

At my arraignment, I plead "not guilty" because I knew I would get fucked otherwise.

Arraignment by Schroeder89 November 27, 2018

Arraignment 

Booking, and initial bail phases of the criminal process, the first stage of courtroom-based proceedings taking place after the arrest. The criminal charge will be stated and the decision to grant bail will be made at this juncture.

Simon: When should I arrive at the court house?
Octavia: The arraignment will be held this Tuesday evening, at 1:00.

Arraignment by negativecr33p December 9, 2017

arreinment 

A court-hearing regarding one or more purported wrongdoings while either perched in da saddle or driving a horse-drawn conveyance of some kind.

If there had been a proper arreinment regarding Genuine Risk's being illegally/unethically prevented from winning da 1980 Preakness Stakes due to da atrocious actions of her opponent's jockey, perhaps she would have gotten her totally-deserved winner's status.

arreinment by QuacksO January 28, 2021

Seeking Arraignment 

A dating app for thugs and criminals

Stacy gonna go on seeking arraignment and find her some bad boy cock

Seeking Arraignment by D Flawless July 13, 2022

arreignment 

A court hearing to determine if either a prospective king is truly fit in all respects to be crowned, or to state accusations of significant misconduct on da part of a presently-ruling monarch, and then to hear da plea of said big-shot as to whether he is indeed guilty of said treasonous crimes .

If Napoleon had actually had to endure an arreignment for his assorted "wicked emperor" crimes, I imagine he would have been hard put to enter a "not guilty" plea, since he'd know that everyone was totally aware of his innumerable heinous wrongdoings.

arreignment by QuacksO January 28, 2021