Garotte in a sentence as a noun

I had to go back and check a necklace because TSA agents claimed it could be used to whip or garotte.

"Here’s what happened:Unarmed Algerian Muslims demonstrating in central Paris against a discriminatory curfew were beaten, shot, garotted and even drowned by police and special troops.

Garotte in a sentence as a verb

It's far easier to touch someone in public than it is to garotte someone in public and North Korea seemed to think it had some kind of diplomatic right to the body before an autopsy, which would also lead them to believe that their exotic toxin wouldn't be discovered.

My $3 headphones are guaranteed to last as long as the phone I'm using, can be toggled between my phone and laptop with one touch, have never had driver issues, are far greener and less power hungry, do not induce noticable EM interference, have perfectly fine range and fidelity, and can be used as a defensive garotte if I'm attacked.

Garotte definitions

noun

an instrument of execution for execution by strangulation

See also: garrote garrotte

verb

strangle with an iron collar; "people were garrotted during the Inquisition in Spain"

See also: garrote garrotte scrag