What is another word for Cutty Stool?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌti stˈuːl] (IPA) 
Cutty stool is a term that has its roots in Scottish history, referring to a small, three-legged stool used to publicly shame women who had committed adultery. While a deeply problematic practice, the term has since evolved to encompass a range of synonyms that evoke a sense of punishment or humiliation. Words like pillory, stocks, and whipping post all connote various degrees of physical punishment and public embarrassment. For more informal situations, words like timeout chair, naughty seat, or detention desk can imply a less severe consequence, but still convey a sense of being reprimanded. Regardless of the word chosen, it is important to approach discipline with empathy and compassion.
