scrag

(skræg)

1. n. the neck. (Underworld.) The cop grabbed him by the scrag and pushed him along to the squad car.

2. tv. to kill someone or something. (Originally underworld to strangle.) The gang decided that somebody was going to have to scrag the witness.

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