Converse of object

• become: Jesus Christ himself will become the executioner upon such a wicked people.

• see: Every moment I expect to see the executioner arrive with his ax.

• face: Early in 2006, the fellows will begin their battles on behalf of the men and women facing the executioner.

• convert: On the way to the execution, Alban converted the executioner to Christianity and he became a martyr, too.

• tell: He bore his agony with great composure and then told the executioner to turn him over to do the other side.

• ask: The king asked the executioner " Is my hair well?

Preposition: at

• blow: And after a little pause, stretching forth his hands, the executioner at one blow severed his head from his body.

Adjective modifier

• willing: That is what Slobodan Milosevic ' s willing executioners have done to Kosovo.

• chief: Such work was to earn Eichmann the title ' Chief Executioner of the Third Reich ' .

• public: Killing on behalf of the public executioner, Is called cutting wood on behalf of the carpenter.

• own: God is good, and I am sure He would not have me become my own executioner.

• common: Finally he was conveyed beyond the Burgh roods by the common executioner.

Preposition: on

• occassion: The executioner Scott was the executioner on this occassion.

Possessives

• ax: The Executioner's ax has fallen for the final time.

• song: Mailer becomes paternal to Gilmore as the author of The Executioner's Song.

• sword: On the wall hung a large Japanese executioner's sword.

• hood: One day he acquired an executioner's hood dating back to the Middle Ages.

• block: If she can occupy the King with her stories then she can avoid the executioner's block.

Preposition: of

• revolution: Hitler, the conqueror, has naturally day-dreams of becoming the chief executioner of the proletarian revolution in any part of Europe.