butchered

There was not a second to lose; in another moment the poor fellows would have been butchered.

Of late many women had said to her, "Was my son born for this, to be torn from my arms—to be butchered?"

We were to be butchered with awful rites for the edification of Prempeh and his wild hordes of fanatics!

Five generations of Claverhouses would have butchered five generations of Camerons.

She felt an aching hollow as if she had been gutted like a butchered deer.

One of the men cut them a liberal piece from a yearling that they had just butchered.

The butchered butcher falls with a single bawling outcry and a groan.

Nine out of every ten men were butchered, until out of six hundred Normans sixty only were left alive.

On that day the bells were rung, while the French were butchered in the hospitals.

They were immediately set upon by the savage inhabitants, and all but three butchered in cold blood.