slaughter
/ˈslɔːtər/Definitions
1. noun
the act of killing or destroying a large number of animals or people, often in a brutal or violent manner
“The news of the slaughter of the endangered species shocked the conservation community.”
2. noun
the meat obtained from animals killed or slaughtered, especially for food
“The butcher’s shop displayed a variety of fresh meats, including beef and pork, obtained from local slaughter.”
3. verb
to kill or destroy a large number of animals or people, often in a brutal or violent manner
“The army slaughtered the enemy forces in a fierce battle.”
4. verb
to kill or destroy a large number of animals, especially for food
“The farmer slaughtered the chickens to prepare them for market.”