decollate
51behead — v decapitate, decollate, sever the neck of, chop or cut or slice off the head of; guillotine, send to the ax, send to the headsman or headman; execute, kill, impose capital punishment on, inflict the death penalty on …
52decapitate — v behead, guillotine, decollate, ax, bring to the block; lop or chop off, top, truncate, put under the ax …
53execute — v 1. carry out, accomplish, perform, do, discharge, fulfill, consummate; succeed in, manage, bring off, Sl. pull off, Inf. put over, U.S. Sl. swing, U.S. Sl. cut, U.S. Sl. hack; mastermind, engineer, negotiate, work out; bring about, make happen …
54kill — v 1. slay, murder, assassinate, poison, do to death, liquidate, erase, blot or wipe out, put an end to, get rid of, put away, put out of the way, silence, carry off, remove, dispatch, finish, finish off, do for, fix, settle, lay out, lay low, Inf …
55murder — n 1. manslaughter, slaying, killing, (in India) thuggee, bloody or foul killing or slaying, assassination, Sl. hit, dispatch, shooting; strangulation, strangling, choking, garotte, garotting, throttling; lynching, hanging, Euph. necktie party;… …
56behead — [v] decapitate bring to the block, decollate, execute, guillotine, head, kill, neck; concept 176 …
57decapitate — [v] behead ax, bring to the block*, chop off one’s head, decollate, execute, guillotine; concept 176 …
58decollated — də̇ˈkäˌlād.ə̇d, (ˈ)dē| , ˈdekəˌ adjective Etymology: from past participle of decollate (II) 1. : beheaded 2. : having the apex broken or worn off : truncated used especially of a spiral shell …
59decollator — noun see decollate III …
