slaughter (n.)
- annihilation
- assault
- attack
- bane
- batter
- battering
- blood
- bloodbath
- bloodletting
- bloodshed
- breakup
- burn
- butcher
- butchering
- butchery
- carnage
- consumption
- damnation
- decimation
- depredation
- desolation
- despoilment
- despoliation
- destruction
- devastation
- disintegration
- disorderliness
- disorganization
- dispatch
- disruption
- dissolution
- end
- euthanasia
- execution
- extermination
- finish
- gore
- hammer
- havoc
- hecatomb
- holocaust
- immolation
- kill
- killing
- lapidation
- loot
- looting
- mangle
- martyrdom
- massacre
- maul
- mug
- murder
- nip
- obstreperousness
- onslaught
- perdition
- pillage
- pillaging
- poisoning
- rage
- ramp
- rampage
- rant
- rape
- ravage
- rave
- riot
- rioting
- roar
- ruin
- ruination
- sack
- sacking
- sacrifice
- savage
- shambles
- shooting
- slay
- slaying
- spoliation
- stick
- stoning
- storm
- tear
- to
- torture
- total
- undoing
- unruliness
- vandalism
- violation
- waste
- wrack
- wreck
slaughter (v.)
- annihilate
- assault
- attack
- barbarize
- batter
- blood
- brutalize
- burn
- butcher
- decimate
- depopulate
- destroy
- dispatch
- end
- exterminate
- finish
- gore
- hammer
- kill
- loot
- maim
- mangle
- massacre
- maul
- mug
- murder
- mutilate
- nip
- pillage
- rage
- ramp
- rampage
- rant
- rape
- ravage
- rave
- riot
- roar
- ruin
- sack
- sacrifice
- savage
- slay
- stick
- storm
- tear
- terrorize
- to
- torture
- total
- vandalize
- violate
- waste
- wrack
- wreck
He is brought as a lamb to the slaughter.
As an ox goeth to the slaughter.
Forbade to wade through slaughter to a throne,
And shut the gates of mercy on mankind.