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verb

1. To deprive of life cause the death of

   "a disease that has killed thousands"

2. To put an end to

   "kill competition"

3. Defeat, veto

   "killed the amendment"

4. To mark for omission
5. Annihilate, destroy

   "kill an enemy"

6. To destroy the vital or essential quality of

   "killed the pain with drugs"

7. To cause to stop

   "kill the motor"

8. To check the flow of current through

   "kill the lights"

9. To make a markedly favorable impression on

   "she killed the audience"

10. To get through uneventfully

    "kill time"

11. To cause extreme pain to

    "My back is killing me."

12. To tire almost to the point of collapse

    "has been killing herself to get the project done on time"

13. To hit (a shot) so hard in various games that a return is impossible

    "killed a backhand down the line"

14. To consume (something, such as a drink) totally

    "… killed his drink and held out the glass."

15. To cause the death of a person, animal, or plant

    "a murderer who may kill again"

16. To make a markedly favorable impression

    "was dressed to kill"

noun

1. An act or instance of killing

   "an animal moving in for the kill"

2. A decisive act that conclusively secures something (such as a deal or win)
3. An enemy unit (such as an airplane or ship) destroyed by military action
4. A return shot in any of various games (such as badminton, handball, or table tennis) that is too hard for an opponent to handle

noun

1. Channel, creek

verb

1. To destroy in large numbers or totally

geographical name

1. Hill in eastern North Carolina near the town of
2. hill in eastern North Carolina near the town of Kitty Hawk (population 3272) on a sand barrier opposite Albemarle Sound

geographical name

1. Channel between New Jersey and New York (Staten Island), that connects Newark Bay with Upper New York Bay

idiom

1. To die by suicide to end one's own life voluntarily or intentionally

idiom

1. To cause discomfort to someone by treating him or her in a way that is extremely kind or helpful

   "Instead of returning the insult, you might try killing her with kindness."

idiom

1. To spend time doing something while one is waiting

   "We killed time watching the sailboats on the river."

idiom

1. To achieve two things by doing a single action

   "We can kill two birds with one stone by dropping off the mail when we go to the grocery store."