drowned

We were just about drowned and stunned, and when we came to ourselves it was because the storm had passed over.

Within a few weeks this excellent man was drowned in the Turakina River.

Squills was quite passive; he struggled no more—he was drowned.

Is he to be rayed, or hanged, or drowned, or burned upon a fire of thorns?

He was aghast at the gust of passion that had drowned all his senses for a moment.

Besides, it is rude to say you should like to be drowned when I am your guest.

"Rather surprising for a man so nearly drowned," answered Sir Bale Mardykes.

I sat in the boat stripped and shivering, for shipwreck seemed certain, and I did not wish to be drowned like a rat.

During a hurricane in 1876 on the Banks almost an entire fleet was disabled or lost and 200 men were drowned.

Hes a reincarnation of some drowned ancestor who went fishing ages ago, and never came back.