Lynched definitions

On the 14th of March 1891 a mob broke into the jail and lynched eleven of the accused.

The county in which the crime occurs is, without regard to the conduct of the officers, liable in damages of not less than $2000 to the legal representative of the person lynched; the county is authorized, however, to recover this amount from the persons engaged in the lynching.

Just tell her not to mention it at the ante-natal clinic, she'll get lynched!

Moved to England, my family nearly lynched me!

They executed captured commandos and paratroopers and protected civilians who lynched Allied flyers.