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do sb in
(KILL) slang — phrasal verb with do /də/ /du/ /duː/ /duː/ verb (did, done)Definition
› to attack or kill someone: They threatened to do me in if I didn't pay up by Friday.Murder and attempted murderKillingPhysical and sexual assault and abductionSexual activity in general
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SMART Thesaurus: Murder & attempted murder
Synonyms and related words:
- assassinate verb
- assassination noun
- attempt noun
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- blow sb's brains out idiom
- knock sb off phrasal verb (MURDER)
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- lynch verb
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- polish sb off phrasal verb
- put sb to the sword idiom
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