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1. (n.) hangman
a person who hangs criminals who are condemned to death; public executioner.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hangman
an executioner who hangs the condemned person
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1. (noun) hangman
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
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Sense: a man whose job it is to hang criminals.
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 Afrikaans: laksman |
 Arabic: جَلاد، مُنَفِّذ حُكْم الإ |
 Bulgarian: палач |
 Brazilian: carrasco |
 Czech: kat |
 German: der Henker |
 Danish: bøddel |
 Greek: δήμιος |
 Spanish: verdugo |
 Estonian: timukas |
 Farsi: مامور اعدام |
 Finnish: pyöveli |
 French: bourreau |
 Hebrew: תַּליָן |
 Hindi: जल्लाद |
 Croatian: krvnik |
 Hungarian: hóhér |
 Indonesian: algojo |
 Icelandic: böðull |
 Italian: boia |
 Japanese: 絞首刑執行人 |
 Korean: 교수형 집행인 |
 Lithuanian: budelis, korikas |
 Latvian: bende |
 Malay: tukang gantung |
 Dutch: beul |
 Norwegian: bøddel |
 Polish: kat |
 Persian: مامور اعدام |
 Pashto: جلاد |
 Portuguese: carrasco |
 Romanian: călău |
 Russian: палач |
 Slovak: kat |
 Slovenian: rabelj |
 Serbian: čovek zadužen da izvrši v |
 Swedish: bödel |
 Thai: เพชฌฆาต (ที่แขวนคอนักโทษ) |
 Turkish: cellat |
 Taiwanese: 執行絞刑者 |
 Ukrainian: кат |
 Urdu: جلّاد |
 Vietnamese: đao phủ |
 Chinese: 执行绞刑者 |
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