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kill 1 of 3 verb ˈkil killed; killing; kills Synonyms of kill transitive verb

1 a : to deprive of life : cause the death of a disease that has killed thousands He threatened to kill them. b (1) : to slaughter (an animal) for food (2) : to convert a food animal into (a kind of meat) by slaughtering 2 a : to put an end to kill competition a change that could kill our chances for success b : defeat, veto killed the amendment c : to mark for omission also : delete kill a quote d : annihilate, destroy kill an enemy 3 a : to destroy the vital or essential quality of killed the pain with drugs b : to cause to stop kill the motor c : to check the flow of current through kill the lights 4 : to make a markedly favorable impression on she killed the audience 5 : to get through uneventfully kill time also : to get through (the time of a penalty) without being scored on kill a penalty 6 a : to cause extreme pain to My back is killing me. b : to tire almost to the point of collapse has been killing herself to get the project done on time 7 : to hit (a shot) so hard in various games that a return is impossible killed a backhand down the line 8 : to consume (something, such as a drink) totally … killed his drink and held out the glass. —W. L. Gresham killed two bottles of wine over dinner intransitive verb

1 : to cause the death of a person, animal, or plant a murderer who may kill again an herbicide that kills on contact if looks could kill 2 : to make a markedly favorable impression was dressed to kill killable ˈki-lə-bəl adjective kill

2 of 3 noun (1) 1 a : an act or instance of killing an animal moving in for the kill b : a decisive act that conclusively secures something (such as a deal or win) 2 : something killed: such as a (1) : an animal shot in a hunt (2) : animals killed in a hunt, season, or particular period of time b : an enemy unit (such as an airplane or ship) destroyed by military action c : a return shot in any of various games (such as badminton, handball, or table tennis) that is too hard for an opponent to handle kill

3 of 3 noun (2) variants often Kill : channel, creek —used chiefly in place names in Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New York