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noose

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Main Entry: noose
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: loop

Synonyms:

hitch, lariat, lasso, snare, tie, trap
Main Entry: choke
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: smother, block

Synonyms:

asphyxiate, bar, check, clog, close, congest, constrict, dam, die, drown, fill, gag, garrote, gasp, gibbet, kill, noose, obstruct, occlude, overpower, retard, squeeze, stifle, stop, stopper, strangle, strangulate, stuff, stunt, suffocate, suppress, throttle, wring

Antonyms:

release, unblock, unconstrict
Main Entry: hang
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: kill by suspension from a rope

Synonyms:

execute, gibbet, hoist, lynch, noose, scrag, send to the gallows, stretch*, string up, swing*
Main Entry: loop
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: circle, spiral

Synonyms:

bend, circuit, circumference, coil, convolution, curl, curve, eyelet, hoop, kink, knot, loophole, noose, ring, twirl, twist, whorl, wreath

Antonyms:

line
Main Entry: snare
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: trap

Synonyms:

allurement, bait, booby trap, catch, come-on, deception, decoy, enticement, entrapment, inveiglement, lure, net, noose, pitfall, quicksand, seducement, temptation, trick, wire

Antonyms:

freedom, liberation
Main Entry: trap
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: snare, trick

Synonyms:

allurement, ambuscade, ambush, artifice, bait, booby trap, come-on, conspiracy, deception, decoy, device, dragnet, enticement, feint, gambit, hook*, intrigue, inveiglement, lasso, lure, machination, maneuver, net, noose, pitfall, plot, ploy, prank, quagmire, quicksand, ruse, seducement, snag*, stratagem, subterfuge, temptation, wile
Main Entry: bight
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: bay

Synonyms:

angle, bayou, gulf, inlet, loop, noose, road
Main Entry: gallows
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: place for hanging

Synonyms:

gibbet, hanging, noose, potence, rope, scaffold
Main Entry: lariat
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: rope

Synonyms:

lasso, noose, reata, riata, tether
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