necklace
నెక్లెస్
definition
verb
The angry residents, definitely frustrated with the law enforcement approach to their distress calls, after slaughtering the bandits, even necklaced the corpses with tyres so that they could torch them.
(chiefly in South Africa) kill (someone) with a tire necklace.
noun
Patrick has black spiky hair and wears a beaded necklace around his neck.
an ornamental chain or string of beads, jewels, or links worn around the neck.
(chiefly in South Africa) a tire doused or filled with gasoline, placed around a victim's neck, and set on fire.
translation of 'necklace'
హారము,
కంఠభూషణము
example
The leader walked over to him and pulled a bone 'necklace' over his head and handed it to Ace.
She placed her favorite gold 'necklace' around her neck.
My friend's girlfriend saw my pentacle 'necklace' dangling from my neck as it usually does.
At her neck, she wore a sliver Y-shaped 'necklace' studded in faux diamonds.
An emerald 'necklace' hung loosely on his neck.
I need some superhero powers, and a pretty chunky colourful beaded 'necklace' might just do it.
Her task was to steal an expensive diamond 'necklace' from the Queen.
Patrick has black spiky hair and wears a beaded 'necklace' around his neck.
All the money and a beautiful diamond 'necklace' are bequeathed to the servant.
She then put a matching opal choker 'necklace' around Zeya's throat.
I have a silver 'necklace' with a purple rose pendant, which is wonderful.
He closed his fist around the cross dangling from the 'necklace' at her throat.
the harbour with its 'necklace' of lights
I blinked, scratching at the chain of my 'necklace' resting against my collarbone.
The 'necklace' lay in its box on her vanity dresser, among her other jewelry.
Selena blushed as she opened the present, and found it was a 'necklace' with a crescent moon charm.
She took a deep breath and fiddled with the sapphire 'necklace' hanging down below her collar bone.
a diamond 'necklace'
We should drag them from their homes and 'necklace' them, Soweto-style.
Kilometres below a city sparkles like an intricate 'necklace' at the throat of a continent.
Moriah fingered a jeweled 'necklace' she was wearing, looking far away, remembering something.
His hand was frozen, suspended in mid-air, the 'necklace' barely dangling off it.
They had only one thing of value; their mother's old 'necklace' .
She wore a matching pearl 'necklace' and had a dark complexion with bright brown eyes.
‘And in some ways the fear is that you will be 'necklaced' here,’ he noted, ‘[that] you will have a flaming tire of lack of patriotism put around your neck.’
One Mexican family was setting up a booth filled with beaded 'necklaces' and earrings.
The 'necklacing' torture deaths of a couple of bangers in ‘The Quick Fix’ was kind of nasty, but not that meaningful to us.
In these impoverished dense settlements, where both schooling and policing had almost ceased, older rural strategies and conflicts were given a macabre new twist, including the use of 'necklacing' .
It was not a simple one-on-one conflict between the forces of evil and the forces of liberation; it was violence against civilians, murder, 'necklacing' , informers, bad police officers and units wreaking havoc within.
The violence of the past-specifically, the dreaded practice of 'necklacing' , which mingled the smell of rubber with the ‘sickly stench of roasting human flesh’ has been eliminated.
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