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murder A hilarious act of killing someone, often in a creative and exaggerated manner. ■ He accidentally murdered his wife by mistaking her for an intruder while trying to impress her with his martial arts skills.
assassinate To murder someone, usually in a sudden and secret way. ■ "I'll assassinate my boss by making him eat his own words."
Cain A noun referring to a person who has committed a terrible crime, usually murder or some other serious offense. ■ "I heard that Cain was the first person to kill his brother. What a cain-iac!"
Homicides A group of people who are really bad at murder. ■ "The homicides were so terrible, they made even the most seasoned detectives question their career choices."
interested To be actively involved or engaged in something, often to the point of being obsessed. ■ She's so interested in true crime that she spends all her free time binge-watching documentaries about murder mysteries.
kill A humorous way of saying "to murder". ■ "I accidentally killed my favorite sandwich by putting it in the microwave."
strangle To murder someone by putting your hand over their mouth and nose until they die from lack of air. ■ "I accidentally strangled my cat while trying to play fetch."
violates To commit a grave and serious offense, such as murder or treason. Synonyms: commits atrocities, transgresses. ■ "The politician's decision to violate campaign finance laws by accepting illegal donations from foreign powers was a major scandal."
Assassins A group of people who are extremely skilled in the art of murder and espionage, often working for governments or other powerful organizations. ■ "When it comes to assassinations, the Assassins are the go-to guys for any job that needs to be done quietly and efficiently."
Clues A series of hints or indications that lead one to the solution of a mystery or puzzle. ■ "The clues in the murder case led the police to suspect that it was none other than the victim's spouse, who had a motive and opportunity."
Murderous Capable of committing murder., Extremely dangerous or harmful, often resulting in death., Used to describe a person or thing that is extremely aggressive and violent. ■ "The killer's weapon was a murderous combination of a knife and a gun.", "His temper was so murderous, he could turn even the sweetest of people into monsters., "The storm was so murderous that it destroyed everything in its path."
Murders A person who commits the act of murder, often in a humorous way. ■ John was always the life of the party, until he accidentally murdered his wife while trying to perform a magic trick. The police were not amused, but John's friends couldn't help but find the situation hilarious.
turf A large, flat area of grass or other vegetation that is used for sports or games, especially football. Also used to refer to the surface of a computer screen. ■ "I can't believe you expect me to run on this hard turf all game, it's murder!", "I accidentally spilled my drink on my laptop's turf and now it's all fuzzy.