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Columbian Necktie 

the act of slicing someone's throat and pulling their tongue out of the hole.
"dude! ronnie got killed!"
"oh my god, how?"
"that new kid gave him a columbian necktie!"
Columbian Necktie by hehehe :) October 1, 2009

columbian necktie 

The act of slitting one's throat and pulling the esophagus through the opening creating.
if that guy keeps talking smack, I'm going to give him a columbian necktie for his birthday
columbian necktie by Max October 15, 2003

Colombian Necktie 

See also: Cuban Necktie.

A slit across the neck just below the jawline, where the chin meets the neck, with the victim's tongue hanging down through the wound.
The victim was found sitting upright in a patent leather chair, traces of cocaine on the desk, and suffering from what police only describe as a Colombian Necktie.

Columbian neck tie 

The act in which a person slits someones upper throat (but not so that they die), and then pulls their tounge out through the slit.
"What should we do with him?"
"Lets give him a Columbian neck tie."
Columbian neck tie by Silentkilla October 23, 2003

Colombian Necktie 

A method of execution where the victim's throat is slashed (with a knife or other sharp object) and their tongue is pulled out through the open wound.
Donovan sold drugs that didn't belong to him, so the boss told me to give him a Colombian Necktie.
Colombian Necktie by Zombiie Luvv January 27, 2011

colombian necktie 

Original from Colombia by Colombian Cartels. When someone is murdered for snitching (informant), by slicing the throat and pulling the tongue through the whole in the neck. Hence Colombian Necktie
187 on that DEA snitch, with a Colombian Necktie
colombian necktie by Heuy Freeman February 12, 2010
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