The Collaborative International Dictionary
Guillotine \Guil"lo*tine`\ (g[i^]l`l[-o]*t[=e]n"), v. t. [imp. & p. p. Guillotined; p. pr. & vb. n. Guillotining.] [Cf. F. guillotiner.] To behead with the guillotine.
Wiktionary
n. An execution by guillotine. vb. (present participle of guillotine English)
Usage examples of "guillotining".
You had your neighbor guillotined to prevent your neighbor from guillotining you.
In effect, before guillotining Robespierre and his associates as orthodox, it guillotined the Girondins, Hébert and Danton, as heretics.
Kew Hall, and probably guillotining his father for being both an earl and an admiral.
But both of them were headless, the Panzerfaust that had blown the jeep's engine out neatly guillotining the two.
As though pitched by a grenade blast, Junior went from his feet to the floor with chin-rapping impact, teeth guillotining together so hard that he would have severed his tongue if it had been between them.
He put the receiver back into its cradle without thinking about it, guillotining a question half-asked.