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
Four things come not back. The spoken word, the sped arrow,
the past life, ad the neglected opportunity.