1. To strangle with the garrotte; to strangle so as to render insensible or helpless, and rob.

2. A punishment in Spain by strangling, originally with a cord twisted tight by turning a stick in a loop of it; strangulation by means of an iron collar, tightened by a screw, the point of which penetrated to the spine, causing instantaneous death; the collar employed.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• garrette,
• garratt,
• garrot,
• garote,
• garotte,
• garrote,
• garrotee,
• farrotte,
• varrotte,
• barrotte,
• harrotte,
• yarrotte,
• tarrotte,
• gzrrotte,
• gsrrotte,
• gwrrotte,
• garrott,
• garrottte,
• garrottee,
• Garratte

• garret,
• garwood,
• garrity,
• Garratt,
• Garth,
• carrot,
• garoutte,
• garotte,
• Garrott,
• Garrett,
• garrote,
• garrette,
• garriott,
• gardea,
• garrido,
• Garett.

The adverb form of the word "garrotte" is "garrottably".

The adjective form of the word "garrotte" is "garroted".

The plural of the "garrotte" can be the "garrottes".

The singular of the "garrotte" can be the "garrotte".