keel·haul 
(kēlhôl′)
(kēlhôl′)tr.v. keel·hauled, keel·haul·ing, keel·hauls
1. Nautical To discipline by dragging under the keel of a ship.
2. To rebuke harshly.
[Alteration (influenced by KEEL1 and HAUL) of Dutch kielhalen : kiel, keel of a ship (from Middle Dutch) + halen, to haul (from Middle Dutch); see kelə-2 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]