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Meanings of slaughterer in English
Catalan
escorxador Profession, person whose job is to kill and butcher cattle destined for consumption.
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Usage of slaughterer in English
1
He was sure that if the slaughterer didn't finish him, expectation would.
2
Take them to Ignat the slaughterer-thatis all there is to do.
3
No; you are like a lamb that gives itself up to the slaughterer.
4
He who binds or seizes and actually kills living creatures is the slaughterer.
5
Addressing the slaughterer of his species, the bird said, 'I shall gratify thee.
6
The door was opening, and the face of the slaughterer came into view.
7
I may be a slayer, it's true, but I'm no slaughterer.
8
We find the paralyser on the one hand and the slaughterer on the other.
9
He is at the same time a mass slaughterer and the gentlest of men.
10
He remembers little of what happened in the slaughterer's yard.
11
He waited while his slaughterer held the chalice of life.
12
He seemed to exist only as Christmas approached, when he became a pig slaughterer.
13
It is the holiday season and they immediately begin a search for a new slaughterer.
14
He might have been the master of hounds, or the slaughterer of hecatombs of birds.
15
Mottke tells about a shy slaughterer's daughter in Lithuania who became possessed by a dybbuk.
16
They pass through a narcotic chamber, and are brought to the slaughterer oblivious of their fate.
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Slaughterer through the time