Murder and Spoil

Murder

Murder verb - To make or do (something) in a clumsy or unskillful way.
Usage example: we listened in horror as she murdered our favorite song on stage

Spoil is a synonym for murder in ruin topic. In some cases you can use "Spoil" instead a verb "Murder", when it comes to topics like kill.

Spoil

Spoil verb - To affect slightly with something morally bad or undesirable.

Murder is a synonym for spoil. Sometimes you can use "Murder" instead a verb "Spoil".

Nearby Words: spoiled, spoiling, spoilage, spoilt, spoiler

Common collocations

people murder people spoil people
characters murder characters spoil characters
world murder world spoil world
child murder child spoil child
Other words: anyone, daughter, babies, kids.

Both words in one sentence

  • A superhero says, "I'll rape your babies, and murder you, and spoil The Mousetrap." Technically it's this trope.
  • Do Not Spoil This Ending At the end of Rupert Holmes' murder play Accomplice the cast break the fourth wall to tell the audience that if they spoil the ending "you will no longer be our accomplice".
  • Super Dickery On the cover of a comic book, a superhero says "I'll rape your babies, and murder you, and spoil The Mousetrap." In tiny font, *He's really doing this to help him.
    Source: Super Dickery
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