Garrote

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A method of execution formerly practiced in Spain, in which a tightened iron collar is used to strangle or break the neck of a condemned person. noun

The iron collar used for such an execution. noun

Strangulation, especially in order to rob. noun

A cord or wire used for strangling. noun

To execute by garrote. transitive verb

To strangle in order to rob. transitive verb

To put to death by means of the garrote.—2. To strangle so as to render insensible or helpless, generally for the purpose of robbery. See garroting.

To cheat in card-playing by concealing certain cards at the back of the neck: a mode of cheating practised among card-sharpers.

A mode of capital punishment practised in Spain and Portugal, formerly by simple strangulation. noun

The instrument by means of which this punishment is inflicted. noun

Strangulation by any means used in imitation of the garrote, and especially as a means of robbery. See garroting. noun

A Spanish mode of execution by strangulation, with an iron collar affixed to a post and tightened by a screw until life become extinct. noun

The instrument by means of which the garrote{1} is inflicted. noun

A short length of rope or other instrument used to strangle a person. noun

To strangle with the garrote; hence, to seize by the throat, from behind, with a view to strangle and rob. transitive verb

An iron collar formerly used in Spain to execute people by strangulation noun

Something, especially a cord or wire, used for strangulation noun

To execute by strangulation verb

An iron collar formerly used in Spain to execute people by strangulation

Something, especially a cord or wire, used for strangulation

Noun: A thread, made of some material, used to strangle a target, usually either in an assassination or an execution, i.e. before being burned at the stake. A garrote may be any sort of long, thin, flexible, and durable object, and is often used impromptu. A purpose-built garrote is usually made of Nylon or a strong metal, and has handles at either end to prevent the garrote from slipping out of the assailant's hands. A more discrete garrote is made of a guitar string or piano wire, with fabric threaded around either end to aid in grip. Once the garrote is around the target's throat, unconsciousness and then death come quickly. verb: To attack and/or kill someone with a garrote. Urban Dictionary

V. to choke an advesary by wrapping your or another's cock around their neck. Urban Dictionary

The golden carrot in minecraft Urban Dictionary

From the word : gar·rote or gar·rotte (g-rt, -rt) n. 1. a. A method of execution formerly practiced in Spain, in which a tightened iron collar is used to strangle or break the neck of a condemned person. b. The iron collar used for such an execution. 2. a. Strangulation, especially in order to rob. b. A cord or wire used for strangling. tr.v. gar·rot·ed or gar·rot·ted, gar·rot·ing or gar·rot·ting, gar·rotes or gar·rottes 1. To execute by garrote. 2. To strangle in order to rob. Urban Dictionary

Garrote is a weapon used to strangle a person. Urban Dictionary

Like choking the chicken but a lot more frantic and urgent. Also known as wanking, spanking the monkey, bashing the bishop, strangling the snake, masturbating or no handed pushups Urban Dictionary

Tightening of the throat while belching, raising the belch pitch way higher, morphing the belch into more of a scream (or "rebel yell") -always commands attention!!, folks can't figure out WHAT is happening!! -perfect for the college campus, or pub, bar!! Urban Dictionary

A terrible hockey player who uses to much hair gell and makes to many jokes about having sex with mothers. Urban Dictionary

The act of picking carrots, but specifically on a wednesday Urban Dictionary

A non-illegal non-imigrant war veteran involved in the chaos of WWIII. An underappreciated hero. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to garrote:
garrote, garrotte, garrot, garote, garrott.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word garrote:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe garrote:
spanish, cold, makeshift, industrial, nonnegative, dreadful, infamous, dandole.

Consonant match to garrote:
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