Slaughter
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- The killing of animals, generally for food
- A massacre; the killing of a large number of people
- A rout or decisive defeat
Slaughter may refer to:
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Animals
- Animal slaughter, killing animals for food
- Ritual slaughter, the practice of slaughtering livestock for meat in a ritual manner
- Slaughterhouse, the place where animals are killed for food
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Murder
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People
- Anne-Marie Slaughter, Dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University
- Enos Slaughter, Hall of Fame baseball player
- Frank G. Slaughter, novelist
- Gabriel Slaughter, American Governor
- John Horton Slaughter (1841 – 1922), an American lawman
- Karin Slaughter, writer
- Louise Slaughter, Congresswoman from New York
- Marcus Slaughter, basketball player
- Mark Slaughter, lead singer of Slaughter (band)
- Nugent Slaughter, special effects designer
- Sergeant Slaughter, pro wrestler
- Walter Slaughter, composer
- William B. Slaughter, American politician
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Places
- Lower Slaughter, in Gloucestershire, England
- Upper Slaughter, also in Gloucestershire
- Slaughter, Louisiana, United States
- Slaughter, Washington, United States renamed Auburn, Washington February 21, 1893
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Entertainment
- Film
- Slaughter (film), a 1972 film starring Jim Brown and Rip Torn
- Slaughter (2009 film), a 2009 film from After Dark Films
- Music
- Slaughter (band), an American hard rock band
- Slaughter (Canadian band), a Canadian thrash metal band
- Slaughter & the Dogs, a British punk band
- "Slaughter", Billy Preston song used as the theme to the film of the same name
- Sports
- Chicago Slaughter, professional indoor football team
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Other
- Slaughter and May, a City of London law firm
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See also
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