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Meaning of garrot
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garrot (n.)
A stick or small wooden cylinder used for tightening a bandage, in order to compress the arteries of a limb.
The European golden-eye.
garrot Sentence Examples
- The kidnappers threatened to garrot their captive if the ransom was not paid.
- The executioner swiftly garrotted the condemned prisoner, ending their life.
- The garrot left a deep mark around the victim's neck, a gruesome testament to their violent end.
- The assassin used a specialized garrot to silently strangle their target.
- The law enforcement officers were trained in the proper use of the garrot as a restraint tool.
- The garroting device consisted of a wire or cable tightened by a handle or crank.
- The garrot served as a quick and efficient means of incapacitation in certain military or law enforcement operations.
- In some historical accounts, garroting was a common form of capital punishment, carried out with a wooden post and a noose.
- The garrot left an unmistakable imprint on the victim's body, aiding in identification and post-mortem investigations.
- The use of the garrot in modern times is limited due to its potential for misuse and its association with brutal and inhumane treatment.
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A stick or small wooden cylinder used for tightening a bandage, in order to compress the arteries of a limb., The European golden-eye.
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The kidnappers threatened to garrot their captive if the ransom was not paid.
The executioner swiftly garrotted the condemned prisoner, ending their life.
The garrot left a deep mark around the victim's neck, a gruesome testament to their violent end.
The assassin used a specialized garrot to silently strangle their target.
