Buried
Tied up
Tied up adjective - Kept occupied or engaged.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Russell Edgington experiences the punishment kind; buried alive in concrete while tied up in silver (silver immobilizes vampires and hurts them badly).
Source: Immortality Hurts -
Also The Golden Age of Piracy on the High Seas, when eyepatched and peg-legged buccaneers buried stolen gold, brandished cutlasses, tied up buxom, bodice-wearing maidens and then forced them to watch as their hapless boyfriends walked the plank.
Source: The Cavalier Years
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