ALL meanings of slaughter
slaugh·ter
S s - noun slaughter Frank, 1908–2001, U.S. novelist and physician. 1
- verb with object slaughter to kill or butcher (animals), especially for food. 1
- verb with object slaughter to kill in a brutal or violent manner. 1
- verb with object slaughter to slay in great numbers; massacre. 1
- verb with object slaughter Informal. to defeat thoroughly; trounce: They slaughtered our team. 1
- verb slaughter If large numbers of people or animals are slaughtered, they are killed in a way that is cruel or unnecessary. 0
- verb slaughter Slaughter is also a noun. 0
- verb slaughter To slaughter animals such as cows and sheep means to kill them for their meat. 0
- noun slaughter the killing of animals, esp for food 0
- noun slaughter the savage killing of a person 0
- noun slaughter the indiscriminate or brutal killing of large numbers of people, as in war; massacre 0
- noun slaughter a resounding defeat 0
- verb slaughter to kill (animals), esp for food 0
- verb slaughter to kill in a brutal manner 0
- verb slaughter to kill indiscriminately or in large numbers 0
- verb slaughter to defeat resoundingly 0
- noun slaughter the killing of an animal or animals for food; butchering 0
- noun slaughter the killing of a human being, esp. in a brutal manner 0
- noun slaughter the killing of people in large numbers, as in battle 0
- noun slaughter a complete defeat or victory 0
- verb transitive slaughter to kill (an animal or animals) for food; butcher 0
- verb transitive slaughter to kill (people), esp. brutally or in large numbers 0
- verb transitive slaughter to conquer or defeat completely 0