Associations to the word «Lynch»
Noun
- Kelly
- Colon
- Jp
- Barry
- Hose
- Regan
- Brian
- Sanctuary
- Katherine
- Grocery
- Alicia
- Tracy
- Charlotte
- Investment
- Kerry
- Duffy
- Hopper
- Banking
- Benito
- Spot
- Jack
- Benny
- Touchdown
- Stephen
- Fitzroy
- Leo
- Bail
- Meath
- Claire
- Tao
- Suzanne
- Paterson
- Willy
- Laura
- Prisoner
- Brennan
- Mckenna
- Sweeney
- Fury
- Corporal
- Connor
- Phillip
- Morrison
- Munster
- Donnell
- Av
- Derry
- Mississippi
- Irish
- Broker
- Riker
- Derrick
- Connolly
- Crime
- Angelo
- Morgan
- Orleans
- Miner
- Prison
- Ron
- Stanley
- Trial
- Ella
- Stealing
- Lennon
- Tribune
- Robbery
- Gibbon
- Linebacker
- Blaine
- Musket
- Clancy
- American
- Hitchcock
- Bluegrass
- Patricia
- Analyst
- Offense
- Sharpe
- Italian
- Paddy
- Ross
- Denis
- Bet
- Susan
- Julie
- Policeman
- Starr
- Petty
- Tipperary
- Fritz
- Mccartney
Adjective
Wiktionary
LYNCH, verb. (pejorative) To execute (somebody) without a proper legal trial or procedure, especially by hanging.
LYNCH, noun. Alternative form of linch
LYNCH, proper noun. A surname.
LYNCH LAW, noun. The practice of condemning and punishing a person by mob action without a proper trial
LYNCH MOB, noun. A group of vigilantes intent on lynching someone.
LYNCH MOBS, noun. Plural of lynch mob
Dictionary definition
LYNCH, verb. Kill without legal sanction; "The blood-thirsty mob lynched the alleged killer of the child".
Wise words
Pass no rash condemnation on other peoples words or actions.