Coroner is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORONER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an officer who investigates questionable deaths, also CROWNER
• an official who holds inquests into violent, sudden, or suspicious deaths, and (in Britain) inquiries into cases of treasure trove.
• an official responsible for safeguarding the private property of the Crown.
• An officer of the peace whose principal duty is to inquire, with the help of a jury, into the cause of any violent, sudden or mysterious death, or death in prison, usually on sight of the body and at the place where the death occurred.
• a public official who investigates by inquest any death not due to natural causes
• official responsible for the investigation of deaths
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• official responsible for the investigation deaths

Words related to CORONER

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Words that contain CORONER

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How to use CORONER in a sentence

• With that statement, the coroner was compelled to appear satisfied.
• Just as Coroner Perry offered to touch his bell, the door opened and Mr.
• The coroner, who uttered it, waited to watch its effect.
• The district attorney and the coroner still sat, but very little passed between them.
• But even he failed to guess how important, until the door opened again, and the coroner appeared, looking not so much depressed as stunned.
• I passed the story on to the coroner, and he to a New York detective they have put on this case.
• At a time in early English history when the only county officers were the sheriff and the coroner, the coroner acted as sheriff when the latter was for any reason incapacitated.
• And in most states the coroner is the only officer who can serve process upon the sheriff or who can arrest him.
• The coroner and his jury, the local editors, Kirby himself, and boys with their hands thrust knowingly into their pockets and heads on one side, jammed into the corners.
• The coroner was sent for and an inquest held, and yet it was difficult to solve the whole mystery.
• Oddly enough, the law provides that when it is necessary to arrest the sheriff the duty falls to the coroner.
• Anderson, the coroner, brought in a verdict of death from fractured skull, occasioned by blows from an axe-handle, inflicted by John Mackey.
• By the way, I am going to town, to see the coroner.
• I shall put the statement before the coroner, who is a very good fellow, and we shall escape with as little scandal as possible.
• The date of the inquest had been fixed for the next Monday, and meanwhile no statement of any kind had been put before the coroner.
• Nothing could have been more concise, the coroner said.
• The coroner, an important little man, examined the body, the horse and the saddle, and there was the usual formula of swearing in a jury.
• Sorry had gone to Echo to send a telegram to the coroner, and he was likely to return now at any time.
• The postmaster, going home, stopped to say that grandfather would bring the coroner back with him to spend the night.
• The fact was, the Coroner had appreciated as well as anybody that heaven and the war had sent him a cause celebre of the first-class.
• Addington and William Lewis, doctors of physick, taken on their respective oaths, the 15th day of August, 1751, before me RICHARD MILES, Mayor and Coroner.
• Patty, or Pet, was so thoroughly unnerved by the events of that horrible night, that the coroner found it impossible to take her evidence on that day.
• The coroner scowled at the witnesses, for he feared that they would prove the man innocent, who, in his opinion, was the murderer.
• At the suggestion of Sir Arthur himself, the coroner was instantly summoned to attend, and an inquest was held.
• A large party from Red Chief had come over to assist in judgment, among them the coroner.
• Well, every one was looking askance at Master Sedley by this time, and the coroner asked him if he had anything to say.
• The next day was Sunday, and on Monday the coroner held his inquest.

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