slaughterer

[ UK /slˈɔːtəɹɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who slaughters or dresses meat for market
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How To Use slaughterer In A Sentence

  • In a small European village, a shochet (ritual slaughterer) fetched some water to apply to his blade in the preparation process.
  • Instead, ask yourself who sent that ominous letter to Bree, and you might then realize who the vehicular manslaughterer is. Mega Buzz: One Tree Hill's Goodbye, a New Five-0 Villain and Housewives' Murder
  • I'm sorry, but there's no way this disaster of a president, this serial trasher of the Constitution, this slaughterer of 100,000 innocent Iraqis, this waster of nearly 30,000 American lives (the dead and the maimed victims in uniform of his pointless invasion of Iraq), was mourning anything. Bush Mourning 9-11? Oh Sure!
  • There is the kill team, meeting one morning in foot-and-mouth infested Dumfries: a vet, two slaughterers and two labourers.
  • For Gilbert Gildersleeve, accidental manslaughterer as he was, was not by any means a depraved or wholly heartless person. What's Bred in the Bone
  • Now, that's strange enough, but it gets weirder when we find out that the widow has no one else to turn to but the murderer (or manslaughterer) of her dead husband to help her raise the $250K needed for her daughter's vital heart operation. Politics
  • In addition, he said a number of new slaughterers were entering the market.
  • I believe that Sweeney is a murderer and not a manslaughterer. Dominick Dunne on His Daughter's Murder
  • Under kosher law, animals must be slaughtered by a specially trained ritual slaughterer, called a shochet, who draws a sharp knife across the animal's neck and lets the blood drain out. MeatProcess RSS
  • A shochet (ritual slaughterer) is responsible for covering the blood of the animal, so if someone else fulfills this mitzvah, then the shochet has been deprived.
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