Slaughters

Proper noun

Meaning

Slaughters (plurale tantum)

The Cotswold villages of Upper Slaughter and Lower Slaughter in Gloucestershire, England, and the surrounding area.

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Examples

And Mother, who was meticulous about clean food, never seemed to mind that the stump bore the results of goodness knows how many slaughters. Source: Internet

Over the years, there have been several occurrences of cult killings in the area, ranging from brutal gunfights to bloody street slaughters, instigated by certain grievances between cult groups. Source: Internet

Pope Benedict said: "Enough with the slaughters, enough with the violence, enough with the hatred in Iraq!" Source: Internet

The host farmer always slaughters a cattle or more for the festivities, while traditional mahangu beer is prepared in abundance. Source: Internet

When He sees the sinner son returning, he rushes out to meet him and slaughters the fatted calf. Source: Internet

With all the tenacity school kids can muster, they cling to this fragile thing called life but then some demon that feels slighted, a vile, greasy lawnmower, slaughters a field of daffodils. Source: Internet

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