garrote

IPA: gˈærʌt

Examples of "garrote" in Sentences

I saw the garrote.
The man is about to be garroted.
He was garroted after the accident.
I think the garrote needs to disappear.
Many writers were garroted by the king.
Before he was garroted, he said something.
They were found guilty and sentenced to death by garrote.
Trell looked as innocent as the man who claimed his garrote was a handkerchief.
"As the garrote grows tighter, parts of the private market will spring to life."
After the AFL/NFL merger, the garrote process would happen again in 1970, on an even bigger stage.
The head of a home made spear, various knives, a quite professional garrote and some steel tube & chain DIY nun-chucks.
The second pronunciation of "garrote" sounds like "quote" and the current meaning of garrote is to execute by strangulation.
The autopsy revealed that poor JonBenet was strangled to death by ligature applied through the twisting of a fairly intricate garrote.
He closed his eyes and turned away, saying over his shoulder, “To anyone who contemplates even nearing me while I sleep: I will garrote you with your own viscera.”