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To kill by squeezing the neck in order to compress the carotide and/or trachea.
throttle
strangle
Catalan
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1
You cannot try to
strangulate
the market, the market will move out, Prasad said.
2
I'll need to
strangulate
him, you see.
3
Rupture is most frequently
strangulated
between the ages of forty and fifty.
4
With his
strangulated
utterances, he was a figure from a fading past.
5
And something new started, a screwing, shooting pain and
strangulated
breathing.
6
His voice had a
strangulated
quality, the result of surgery or cigarettes or both.
7
It opened that cavernous maw and a foul,
strangulated
hissing emerged, a whispered shriek.
8
The screaming became a
strangulated
gurgle as his windpipe choked.
9
After two
strangulated
,
ultimately hysterical weeks in France it really is time to go home.
10
His voice was taking on a faintly
strangulated
quality.
11
There was no
strangulated
bowel nor mortality both in delayed operation and conservatively treated groups.
12
He let out a wheezing
strangulated
croak before bolting up and out into the night.
13
Leaf-buds changed into flower-buds by wounding the bark, or
strangulating
a part of the branch.
14
The clincher is that, when confronted, they open their mouths wide and emit
strangulated
screeches.
15
The phone was answered by a strange,
strangulated
voice.
16
He stated that he remembered firing the shots, but had no remembrance of
strangulating
her.
strangulate the market
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