decapitate

Object

• head: We weren't really sure what to do with the bag, was there a decapitated head inside?
• body: The decapitated body falls into a green bucket by his feet with a slap.
• man: Usually accompanied by a giant two-headed snake whose bite was powerful enough to decapitate a man.
• prisoner: Decapitated American prisoners, with the rest of their bodies hacked to pieces in bayonet practice were not uncommon discoveries.
• regime: In this case US decapitated the Iraqi regime in order to bring chaos to Iraq.
• larva: Decapitated larvae of many insects can survive for over a year under sterile conditions.

Preposition: with

• ax: Men and women were barbarously felled and decapitated with axes.
• knife: He was tied in a chair and decapitated with a hunting knife in the hands of a bereaved father and husband.

Subject

• killer: Any birds who are not stunned are meant to be decapitated by a back-up killer whilst conscious.
• train: Stephen Orchard ( 19 ) was decapitated by a train near the headquarters of the Jesus Fellowship Church at Bugbrooke, near Northampton.

Preposition: by

• killer: Any birds who are not stunned are meant to be decapitated by a back-up killer whilst conscious.
• train: Stephen Orchard ( 19 ) was decapitated by a train near the headquarters of the Jesus Fellowship Church at Bugbrooke, near Northampton.

Modifying Another Word

• nearly: Nicholls showed that he didn't consider the game to be a friendly by nearly decapitating an OFK player three minutes later.
• almost: Two of the killed were severely mangled, whilst another was almost decapitated.
• then: Edmund Kemper smashed her skull and then decapitated her.
• accidentally: Even when I accidentally decapitate the artichokes he continues twirling around the various ovens, smiling and dishing out orders.