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death chair

noun as in electric chair

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“He said no jury would ever sentence him to the death chair,” Skalnik testified, “because he’s 19 years old and because he’s got that little baby face.”

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“I’m not worried about that death chair. You can sentence me to it, but you can’t take my life. It don’t belong to you. My soul, you can’t touch it.”

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God forbid your team's series goes seven games and you're living and dying every night from the "comfort" of your own couch/death chair.

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That messenger was without doubt some one over whom he holds the threat of the death chair.

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Except in the case of infants or very small children the dead are not buried immediately, but are put into a death chair around which funeral rites are held.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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