Knife and Slaughter

Knife

Knife verb - Use a knife on.

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Slaughter and knife are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Slaughter" instead a verb "Knife".

Nearby Words: knifing, knifed

Slaughter verb - To kill on a large scale.

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Knife and slaughter are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knife" instead a verb "Slaughter".

good	good knife	good slaughter
full	full knife	full slaughter
ritual	ritual knife	ritual slaughter
simple	simple knife	simple slaughter
Other adjectives: actual, massive, huge, different.

Lord Brevon from Freedom Planet deserves his spot as the game's Final Boss, as he's lightning fast and wields a knife that can slaughter the heroes in a couple of hits.

Source: Combat Pragmatist / Video Games
Trigun: Don't practise slavery, otherwise an alien Human Alien Ubermensch will slaughter half of your species with his giant knife arms.

Source: Space Whale Aesop
In Man of Steel, when Colonel Hardy draws his knife on Faora after witnessing her slaughter his men and absorb countless bullets without even flinching, she seems genuinely impressed by his courage.

Source: Villain Respect

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