inspunge--prophetes.ai

inspunge, v. nonce-wd.
  (ɪnˈspʌndʒ)
  [f. in-¹ or in-² + spunge, sponge v.]
  trans. To confine in a sponging-house.

1837 Thackeray Ravenswing v, On finding himself inspunged for debt in Chancery Lane.

Oxford English Dictionary