Associations to the word «Tyburn»
Noun
- Gallows
- Hanging
- Treason
- Cromwell
- Execution
- Sheppard
- Martyr
- Bradshaw
- Hurdle
- Accomplice
- Cart
- Kildare
- Marble
- Layman
- Retribution
- Tam
- Traitor
- Westminster
- Conduit
- Criminal
- Lon
- Tempest
- Houghton
- Hartley
- Middlesex
- Thames
- Feb
- Convent
- Turnpike
- Arch
- Wretch
- Humphrey
- Brook
- Steed
- Hayes
- Oliver
- Convict
- Barton
- Birmingham
- Enclosure
- London
- Priest
- Ty
- Crowd
- Procession
- Dec
- Aug
- Abbey
- Vale
- Lane
- Prison
- Vicar
- Nun
- Sentence
- Tree
- Rebellion
- Augustine
- Webster
- Ian
- Pilgrimage
- Tower
- Prior
- Thief
- Elizabeth
- Monk
- Oxford
- Tim
- Thomas
- Stream
- Nicholas
- Rope
- Murder
- Ward
- Bailey
- Road
- Prisoner
Adjective
Wiktionary
TYBURN, proper noun. (now historical) A village in Middlesex, where public hangings for the Middlesex area were carried out until 1783.
TYBURN TICKET, noun. (UK) (legal) (obsolete) A certificate given to one who prosecutes a felon to conviction, exempting them from certain parish and ward offices.
TYBURN TICKETS, noun. Plural of Tyburn ticket
Wise words
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