slay

1 ENTRIES FOUND:
slay /ˈsleɪ/ verb
slays; slew /ˈsluː/ also slayed; slain /ˈsleɪn/ ; slaying
slay
/ˈsleɪ/
verb
slays; slew /ˈsluː/ also slayed; slain /ˈsleɪn/ ; slaying
Britannica Dictionary definition of SLAY
[+ object]
1 
a  literary : to kill (someone or something) especially in a battle or war
b  US : to kill (someone) — used especially in newspaper stories and headlines — usually used as (be) slain
2 
chiefly US, informal + old-fashioned : to delight or amuse (someone) very much

— slayer

noun, plural slayers [count]

— slaying

noun, plural slayings chiefly US [count]