Noose in a sentence as a noun

" and driving to a person's house with a noose in the back seat.

The only thing he deserves around his neck is a noose.

My money is on "slowly tightening the noose", but I guess we will wait and see, won't we?

It doesn't seem like having a picture of a noose in an ad attacking a politician is a good idea.

Noose in a sentence as a verb

In combination, they provide the noose with which Congress is choking America to death.

Just slowly tightening the noose around more and more unacceptable activities.

They're knotting their own noose and standing on the chair, screaming that they'll kick it out from under them, really, for serial this time guys!, if they can't have cheap, underpaid talent to exploit.

Noose definitions

noun

a trap for birds or small mammals; often has a slip noose

See also: snare

noun

a loop formed in a cord or rope by means of a slipknot; it binds tighter as the cord or rope is pulled

verb

make a noose in or of

verb

secure with a noose