3. carnage, massacre, wholesale butchery, random
or indiscriminate butchery, general butchery; wholesale killing, hecatomb, mass murder, mass homicide, mass slaying, mass execution, mass destruction; bloodbath, effusion of blood, fusillade of blood, noyade, Rare. internecion, Rare, trucidation, decimation, annihilation, extermination, liquidation, pogrom, genocide.
-v. 4. (all of animals) butcher, cut, hack, chop, carve, slice, trim; dress, prepare.
5. butcher, cut to pieces, maul, savage, hew, hack, hack to pieces, chop, chop to pieces, mow down, mutilate, tear limb from limb, dismember, disembowel, wade in blood, give no quarter, show no mercy, run amuck, go berserk; kill, murder, slay, cut down, do to death, execute, put to death, put to the sword, destroy, shed or spill blood, assassinate.
6. massacre, kill off, decimate, destroy a great number, annihilate, exterminate, eliminate, liquidate, obliterate, eradicate, erase, blot out.
7. trounce, trample, thrash, defeat thoroughly or utterly, rout, overwhelm, discomfit, humble, tread or trample underfoot, vanquish, conquer; crush, break, smash. slaughtered, adj. 1. butchered, cut to pieces, hewn, hacked, chopped to pieces, mutilated, torn limb from limb, dismembered, disemboweled; killed, murdered, slain, cut down, done to death, executed, put to death, put to the sword, destroyed, assassinated.
2. massacred, decimated, annihilated, exterminated, eliminated, liquidated, obliterated, eradicated, erased, blotted out.
3. trounced, trampled, thrashed, defeated thoroughly or utterly, routed, overwhelmed, overpowered, humbled, vanquished, conquered; crushed, broken, smashed. slaughterhouse, n. slaughter-pen, butchery, abattoir, shambles, Obs. butcher-row. slave, n. 1. bond servant, bondman, indentured servant, serf, helot, hierodule, odalisque.
2. drudge, hack, fag, menial worker, laborer, toiler, workhorse.
3. addict, alcoholic, Inf workaholic.
-v. 4. work like a slave, drudge, grub, grind, work one's fingers to the bone; work hard, labor, toil, moil, work like a Trojan, work like a horse; sweat, struggle, Sl. kill oneself, work day and night, burn the midnight
oil, burn the candle on both ends.
5. enslave, hold in bondage, enthrall, subjugate, reduce to slavery, slaver, v. 1. slobber, slabber, drool, drip saliva, drivel.
2. fawn or fawn upon, toady or toady to, truckle or truckle to, toadeat, Sl. fall all over, slavery, n. 1. enslavement, thralldom, enthrallment, bondage, captivity, impressment; servitude, hard labor, compulsory service, penal servitude; prison, imprisonment, confinement, durance, duress; serfdom, vassalage, villeinage, indentureship, indention; oppression, repression, subjugation, subjection, subordination, domination, yoke, control; compulsion, coercion, constraint, restraint, fetters, shackles, chains, bonds, irons.
2. labor, toil, travail, moil, drudgery, grind, hard work or toil; exertion, effort, strain, struggle, laboriousness, slavish, adj. 1. servile, subservient, subject, menial, enslaved, in bonds or bondage, in harness; submissive, docile, subdued, restrained, resigned, compliant, deferential, tractable, mealy-mouthed, obsequious, Obs. obsequent, Obs., Rare, vernile; abject, humble, poor, meek, lowly, downtrodden; prostrate, obeisant, on one's knees.
2. sycophantic, sycophantical, sycophantish, fawning, flattering, toadyish, toadying, truckling, ingratiating, honey-mouthed, unctuous, SI. bootlicking, SI. footlicking, SI. brown-nosing; groveling, crawling, crouching, slithering; squirming, cringing, cowering; whining, whimpering, sniveling.