Hangman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HANGMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an executioner
• an executioner who hangs condemned people.
• a game for two in which one player tries to guess the letters of a word, the other player recording failed attempts by drawing a gallows and someone hanging on it, line by line.
• man who executes people by hanging
• One who hangs another; esp., one who makes a business of hanging; a public executioner; -- sometimes used as a term of reproach, without reference to office.
• an executioner who hangs the condemned person

Words related to HANGMAN

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How to use HANGMAN in a sentence

• And immediately the king sent the hangman and commanded his head to be brought in.
• The hangman was habited in a red jacket and trousers, with a cap of the same color upon his head.
• At that very moment Claude returned to Notre Dame, after handing over Esmeralda to the hangman.
• Ye mind Hong-Kong? Who saved ye from the hangman in Hong-Kong? I ask ye that.
• The back of the stage opens to disclose a street, a crowd, a hangman, and the fatal Tyburn tree.
• For many a month now the hangman of Folsom has been stretching it with heavy weights so as to take the spring out of it.
• For a remonstrance so dignified, couched in language so respectful, burning by the common hangman seems a hard lot.
• The hangman would have been the nearest soldier, whose pay was already two years in arrears.
• And the obsequious anxiety of the hangman to seem polite and obliging, his apparent zeal to give satisfaction, though very natural seemed to me not a little curious.
• The picture in question was the portrait of a pious hangman, who was too conscientious to hang any one but a Papist.
• This hangman, who resided in the prison, had a brother whom Sir Robert Whitecraft had hanged, and, it was thought, innocently.
• The wisest Sovereigns err like private men, And royal hand has sometimes laid the sword Of chivalry upon a worthless shoulder, Which better had been branded by the hangman.
• The hangman is always an object of peculiar detestation to the mob, a tremendous hooting hailed his appearance, and both staves and swords were required to preserve order.
• In sundry places his books were burned by the public hangman.
• The book was presented by the Grand Jury of Middlesex, and was burnt by the hands of the hangman in Dublin by order of the Irish House of Commons.
• BALTHAZAR The hang-man? An office that will hold so long as hemp lasts.
• Every one asked me who was married today, and I told them Adultery and Repentance, and that Shame and a Hangman followed them to church.
• The book was condemned and all copies found were ordered to be burned by the hangman in the public streets.
• On the other side it was pleaded by our Lady, that at the hour of death the hangman commended his soul to her.
• The commons, in the first transports of their zeal, ordered two seditious pamphlets to be burned by the hands of the common hangman.
• The commons ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman, and the author to be prosecuted.
• Strange! Aforetime, a book was burnt now and again in the market-place by the common hangman.
• In accordance with the old sentence of the Paris Parliament, it was dragged by the hangman to the common gallows at Montfaucon, and there hanged up by the heels.
• Tolman, of Worcester, asking that the clergy who approved of capital punishment should be appointed hangman.
• At ten the watchman came again and announced that a hangman had arrived from Moscow.
• At a certain point he has reached a prison or is waiting for the hangman to tie a noose around his neck.
• But if the king reserue them to be executed by the hangman, then flocketh he together his children, his seruants, and friends home to his house, to preserue his life by force.
• Jay was hanged and burned in effigy in every way that imagination could devise, and copies of his treaty suffered the same fate at the hands of the hangman.
• The House of Commons ordered the work to be burnt by the hangman.
• Then Jacques le Grys was delyuered to the hangman of Parys, and he drewe hym to the gybbet of Mountfawcon, and there hanged him up.
• You are a false fellow, and the hangman take all such! BEETHOVEN.
• Simon oozed charm with all the proficiency of a hangman leading the way to the gallows.
• You send the hangman with the axe on his shoulder to remind people of his business, but you forget that with such a fellow no one will speak.
• In a few hours the last of the Kingslands dies by the hand of the common hangman.

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