1truss 
/ˈtrʌs/ verb
truss·es; trussed; truss·ing /ˈtrʌs/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to tie up (someone) tightly to prevent movement
▪ The thieves trussed [=bound] the guards and stole several paintings. — usually + up ▪ The guards were trussed up with ropes. 2 : to tie together the wings or legs of (a turkey, chicken, etc.) for cooking
▪ She stuffed and trussed the duck.
▪ The thieves trussed [=bound] the guards and stole several paintings. — usually + up ▪ The guards were trussed up with ropes.
▪ She stuffed and trussed the duck.
