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bleaching; soaking

bleached cotton (esp. wrapped around the torso)

Colloquial

doxxing; doxing; making someone's private information public without permission

Historical term

public humiliation (Edo-period punishment)

aeration

airing of books

airing of clothes, hanging scrolls, etc. (to prevent damage from insects and mould)

to expose to the wind; to dry (something) in the wind

Dated term

to weather (e.g. by long exposure to sun or rain); to lose color; to decay

to expose (to the sun, public, danger, etc.)

to bleach; to refine

to rinse (vegetables); to soak

Colloquial

to doxx; to dox; to make someone's private information public without permission

Historical term

to sentence (someone) to public humiliation

to disclose; to divulge; to expose

to open (a grave); to dig out

disclosure; exposure; revelation

to expose; to disclose; to lay bare; to confess

to expose to danger; to imperil; to jeopardize

skull (esp. weatherbeaten, used as symbol of death); death's head; cranium

disgrace; shame

to disgrace oneself; to make a fool of oneself

to expose oneself (e.g. to danger)

pilloried criminal exposed to public view; public scorn or humiliation; person shamed in front of others

Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

weather-beaten

Formal or literary term; Common noun

bleached skull

wind-swept; exposed to the wind

to become decrepit and ugly with age

to live in disgrace; to expose oneself to ridicule

weatherbeaten; exposed to rain

criminal's head on public display; displaying a beheaded head; beheaded head

wind-swept; exposed to the wind

being exposed to radiation; radiation exposure