noyade
noun
no·yade
(ˈ)nwä¦yäd,
(ˈ)nwī¦äd
plural -s
: an execution by drowning : a mass drowning
Word History
Etymology
French, from noyer to drown, from Late Latin necare, from Latin, to kill, from nec-, nex violent death
- marsh plover
- marsh pullet
- marsh purslane
- marsh quail
- marsh rabbit
- marsh robin
- marsh rosemary
- marsh Saint-John's-wort
- marsh samphire
- marsh shield fern
- marsh snake
- marsh speedwell
- marsh spike-grass
- marsh spot
- marsh stitchwort
- marsh tea
- marsh tern
- marsh tit
- marsh titmouse
- marsh treader
- marsh trefoil
- marsh vetchling
- marsh violet
- marsh warbler
- marsh woundwort