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n. (context South Africa English) A method of informal execution in which a rubber tyre is filled with petrol, placed around the victim's chest and arms, and set on fire. vb. (present participle of necklace English)
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Usage examples of "necklacing".
They might have to sneak out of the house at night to do so, but fortunately her Necklacing party would not be as prolonged as the one to celebrate her adult majority.
Of course, you wouldn't be here if the Necklacing wasn't to be done, would you?
However, the Necklacing is an event we have looked forward to now for a long time," Caleb remarked.
This was the point of the ritual, the presentation of a daughter to the mature spectators invited to a Necklacing ceremony that signified the daughter's right to set childhood behind her.
The adult majority was four years hence, but body-heirs were expected from the moment of their necklacing to act in an adult fashion and leave childish practices and manners behind them.
They might have to sneak out of the house at night to do so, but fortunately her necklacing party would not be as prolonged as the one to celebrate her adult majority.
Nimisha had wondered how her dam had dealt with such an auspicious day as necklacing in first family society, but lady Rezalla had contrived admirably.
Fiver's cater was informed of the need for special dishes for cuiva's necklacing ceremony, slightly complicated because it would have to be held outdoors so that the sh'im might witness the event.
Cuiva stood upright, reminding Nimisha so much of herself at that age and on the day of her necklacing that she thought her heart would burst.
Of course, you wouldn't be here if the necklacing wasn't to be done, would you?
However, the necklacing is an event we have looked forward to now for a long time," caleb remarked.
This was the point of the ritual, the presentation of a daughter to the mature spectators invited to a necklacing ceremony that signified the daughter's right to set childhood behind her.
He and tim had been working on the platform for the sh'irn to use at the necklacing before the acclarke left.
But it was the blood, frosty pools of it, soaking into the damp ground, turning her limp, peroxided hair into something dark and crusty, drying hideously from where it had spilled out of dozens of jagged holes in her flesh, necklacing her throat where a long, smiling gash spread—it was the blood that forced the harsh, animal sounds out of him and had him scrambling back on his hands and knees.