garotte

[ guh-rot, -roht ]

noun

, ga·rot·ted, ga·rot·ting.

1. garrote.

garotte

/ ɡəˈrɒt /

noun

1. a variant spelling of garrotte

Derived Forms

• gaˈrotter, noun

Other Words From

• ga·rotter noun

Example Sentences

They found the cheese wire garotte nearby.

From BBC

A reminder that you’re only as old as the Mexican sex traffickers you garotte.

From The Guardian

Oxford can't expand because of what some call the green garotte, a ring of greenbelt land where it's almost impossible to build homes.

From BBC

The London Daily News says that the garotte panic is very widespread in that great city, and is driving the citizens to very ridiculous measures for protection.

From Scientific American

However, despite these precautions, garotte robberies seem to be on the increase, and all London, that is all moneyed London, is in turmoil and alarm.”

From Scientific American

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