guillotine|guillotines in English

noun

[guil·lo·tine || ‚gɪlə'tɪːn]

beheading device with a sharp blade which slides vertically in grooves (used mainly during the French Revolution);(British) paper cutte

Use "guillotine|guillotines" in a sentence

1. Guillotines can't be seen in broad daylight

2. Baby-proofing a guillotine?

3. Schwarz is shocked to the core and “guillotines” himself with his razor.

4. His Late Majesty didn't send me to the Guillotines to destroy them

5. Head towards the guillotine, veer left.

6. 4 Its words function like a guillotine.

7. The rain sliced my neck like a miniature guillotine.

8. The guillotine will soon strike off his dead.

9. Louis is credited with designing a prototype of the guillotine.

10. 20 The ministers of Sainte Guillotine are robed and ready.

11. [Abominating Guillotine Axe] (Mythical, Two-Handed Axe) Attack: 4,850 -6,100

12. 1 He was sent to the guillotine in January 17

13. 3 The rain sliced my neck like a miniature guillotine.

14. 1792 – Highwayman Nicolas J. Pelletier becomes the first person executed by guillotine.

15. 17 Not many French people are in favour of using the guillotine.

16. 7 synonyms for Behead: decapitate, execute, guillotine, truncate, decollate, decapitate, decollate

17. 22 Feeley looked like a man being led to the guillotine.

18. Cadavers were around to help test France's first guillotine, the "humane

19. On April 1, 1794, Eulogius Schneider was executed by guillotine in Paris.

20. During the Reign of Terror hundreds were daily dispatched by the guillotine.

21. 24 There is no way that I will support the guillotine motion.

22. Anarchy, and the guillotine, then communicated revolution and Antiecclesiasticism to surrounding natio ns

23. 19 He was usually the person most eager to get the guillotine through.

24. 8 A guillotine motion was carried and, after amendment, the bills were accepted.

25. 11 It is shocking that a guillotine motion should be produced in such circumstances.