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butchering

[ UK /bˈʊt‍ʃəɹɪŋ/ ]
[ US /ˈbʊtʃɝɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the business of a butcher

How To Use butchering In A Sentence

  • Scenes of milking, slaughtering and butchering cattle, and hunting wild cattle in swamps are also shown.
  • It was only after hominids began making butchering tools out of stones and got a steady supply of meat from carcasses that the brain began to expand.
  • I've used it for all sorts of jobs, hacking bush tracks, pig-sticking, butchering bullocks and sheep, cutting up my tobacco and often enough my loaf of bread.
  • No. Douglas, if you truly believe that a blastocyst is morally equivalent to a (let's say) four year old boy, then they are indeed butchering and murdering them, and an evil larger than the Nazi Holocaust is going on. America's Deep, Dark Secret
  • He learned butchery, hygiene, slaughtering, cutting and boning - in fact everything related to butchering - to become a Master Butcher.
  • Among this group were men who could do anything from butchering a cow to fixing a motor with a piece of wire or operating on a casualty with a jackknife.
  • I know many videophiles will be aghast, but my concern in changing ratios stems from butchering widescreen to pan and scan.
  • Zhuangzi intimates that the flow-like experience can extend beyond the specific act of butchering to become a continuous state this is similar to Csikszentmihalyi's concept of the "autotelic personality". Lance P. Hickey, Ph.D.: ‘Flow’ Experiences: The Secret To Ultimate Happiness?
  • The trade also poses serious dangers to humans: hunting, butchering and eating bushmeat can expose people to virulent animal-borne diseases like AIDS and Ebola.
  • Other neighbors have found migrants butchering their newborn calves, opening water lines to drink - leaving them flowing - and stealing their trucks.
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