Meaning of KILLING
Pronunciation: | | 'kiling
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WordNet Dictionary |
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- [n] the act of terminating a life
- [n] an event that causes someone to die
- [n] (informal) a very large profit
- [adj] (informal) very funny; "a killing joke"; "sidesplitting antics"
- [adj] having a debilitating effect; "a killing job in the hot sun"
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| Synonyms: | | cleanup, debilitating, draining, exhausting, humorous, humourous, kill, putting to death, sidesplitting, violent death |
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| See Also: | | asphyxiation, beheading, conclusion, coup de grace, death, deathblow, decapitation, despatch, dispatch, earnings, electrocution, ending, euthanasia, execution, fatality, fell, genocide, homicide, human death, lucre, lynching, manslaughter, mercy killing, murder, net, net income, net profit, poisoning, profit, profits, race murder, racial extermination, regicide, ritual killing, sacrifice, self-annihilation, self-destruction, shooting, slaughter, slaying, suffocation, suicide, termination | |
Webster's 1913 Dictionary |
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| Definition: | | \Kill"ing\, a.
Literally, that kills; having power to kill; fatal; in a
colloquial sense, conquering; captivating; irresistible. --
{Kill"ing*ly}, adv.
Those eyes are made so killing. --Pope.
Nothing could be more killingly spoken. --Milton.
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Dream Dictionary |
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| Definition: | | Dreaming that you kill someone indicates that heavy stress may cause you to lose your temper and self-control. Consider the person you have killed and ask yourself if you feel any rage towards him or her in your waking life. You may very well be expressing some anger or hatred toward this person. Alternatively, you may be trying to kill or put an end to an aspect of yourself that is represented by the person killed. Identify the characteristics of this person and ask yourself how you do not want to be like him or her.
Dreaming that you have been killed, suggests that your actions are disconnected from your emotions. Alternatively, it refers to drastic changes that are happening in your life. |
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| Related Terms: | | arduous, asphyxiation, assault, attack, backbreaking, baneful, battering, beaming, best seller, big hit, blood, bloodshed, blooming, bomb, bonanza, bright, brilliant, brilliant success, brutal, burdensome, butchery, capital gains, carnage, choke, choking, cleanup, clear profit, coup, crushing, dazzling, deadly, death, death-bringing, deathful, deathly, debilitating, decimation, destructive, devastating, difficult, disorderliness, dividends, divine, draining, drowning, earnings, effortful, enervating, execution, exhausting, extermination, fad, fatal, fatality, fatiguesome, fatiguing, feral, filthy lucre, forced, forcible seizure, foul play, gain, gains, gas, gasser, genocide, get, gettings, glamorous, gleanings, glorious, glowing, gorgeous, great success, gross, gross profit, grueling, hard-earned, hard-fought, heavenly, heavy, hefty, Herculean, hit, hoard, homicide, income, interest, internecine, labored, laborious, laying waste, lethal, liquidation, liver death, looting, lucre, makings, malign, malignant, manslaughter, mass destruction, mass murder, massacre, megadeath, meteoric success, momentary success, mortal, murder, neat profit, net, net profit, obstreperousness, onerous, onslaught, operose, oppressive, painful, paper profits, pelf, percentage, perk, perks, pernicious, perquisite, pickings, pillaging, proceeds, profit, profits, punishing, radiant, rake-off, rape, raving, ravishing, receipts, resounding triumph, resplendent, return, returns, riot, rioting, roaring success, ruinous, sacking, savage, sensation, serum death, shining, slaughter, slaying, smash, smash hit, smotheration, smothering, sowing with salt, sparkling, splendid, splendorous, splendrous, starvation, store, strained, straining, strangling, strangulation, strenuous, stressful, stroke of luck, stunning, sublime, success, suffocation, take, take-in, tiresome, tiring, toilsome, tough, triumph, troublesome, trying, unruliness, uphill, violation, violent death, virulent, watery grave, wealth, weariful, wearing, wearisome, wearying, windfall, winnings, wow |
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