Thirl

noun

1. In Scots law, a tract of land the tenants of which were bound to bring all their grain to a certain mill: same as sucken.
2. To pierce; bore; perforate; drill.
3. To produce, as a hole, by piercing, boring, or drilling.
4. Figuratively, to penetrate; pierce, as with some keen emotion; especially, to wound.
5. To cause to vibrate, quiver, or tingle; thrill.