snare, noose for catching wild elephants

slip of wood used to fill up a crack, wedge of wood

to teasel

gallows

jump, leaping, bounce

a bundle or load of sugar-cane (generally from fifty to a hundred)

leap, spring, jump, net, noose, perplexity

leap or jump, climb, across or over, catch with a noose, entrap, entangle

entrapped, impediment, noose

as much of anything as can be thrown or taken into the mouth, something swallowed in one go, the amount of powder, etc. swallowed, a mouthful of something

impediment

noose, loop

branch of a tree

a clove of garlic

village officer

chuck into the mouth from the palm of the hand (of medicine, etc.), swallow without chewing, open, to part, slice,spend (money) extravagantly, to read out reluctantly or aimlessly,

suddenly interfere into unconcerned matters, jump into a fray

snare, entrap, encircle, take in corner

hang till death, execute, strangle, to send to gallows

a strangler, a robber and murderer who strangles his victims by means of a turban or cloth, a thug

to be hung till death

strangler, a robber and murderer who used to strangle his victims, executioner

gibbet, gallows

to be hanged till death

to hang