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Garrotte

noun
1.
An instrument of execution for execution by strangulation.  Synonyms: garotte, garrote, iron collar.
verb
1.
Strangle with an iron collar.  Synonyms: garotte, garrote, scrag.



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"Garrotte" Quotes from Famous Books



... could not fail to comprehend. "Is that what you wanted me to do?" said he. "Why didn't you do it before? We have quite misunderstood one another! And what an exciting time we have had! I thought you were going to garrotte me. Yes, give me a banana. Follow you? Yes, of course, with pleasure; but don't attempt to hang me again or else there'll be trouble. Another banana if you please. Now, don't be frightened, I'm not going to run over you. I'm not that sort of horse. If I were there ...
— My Tropic Isle • E J Banfield

... out of a punctured tyre, and went down on the mat underneath me. I had taken him so completely off his guard that there was no need for me to use my gun. I got one hand on his throat in the most approved style of the garrotte and just pressed. He wriggled a little at first, but I kept up the same even pressure, and presently he went limp. I knew then that he was harmless for the next ten minutes, so I released my hold, slipped my useless Colt into my pocket, and made to stand up. But at that precise moment the ...
— The Lost Valley • J. M. Walsh



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