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Killing or executing

Present participle for to cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

Present participle for to cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

(British) Present participle for to injure a part of the body

Present participle for to ruin or spoil completely

Present participle for to cause to become physically weaker

Present participle for to completely destroy or devastate

Present participle for to knock down (a person)

(usually "worsted") Present participle for to defeat or beat

Present participle for to cause to feel hurt, upset, or resentful

Present participle for to stun or bewilder, typically by having a strong emotional effect on

Present participle for to annul or abolish by an authoritative act

Present participle for to go beyond in performance

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Verb

Killing or executing

taking someone's life

giving someone the works

terminating with extreme prejudice

blotting out

expunging

obliterating

canceling^US

cancelling^UK

sending to the gallows

vaporizing^US

vaporising^UK

wiping from the face of the earth

putting before a firing squad

deep-sixing

putting out of its misery

euthanizing

gassing

sending to the gibbet

sending to the electric chair

sending to the chair

sending to the gas chamber

wiping off the face of the earth

killing in the name of

blasting

killing in cold blood

sending to the gas chambers

sending to kingdom come

moving in for the kill

sterilizing^US

sterilising^UK

carrying out a sentence of death on

causing the loss of

resulting in the loss of

causing the sacrifice of

leading to the end of

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“He tried to have some generals arrested, and some formed a conspiracy to do him in.”

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Present participle for to cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

getting the better of

exasperating

tiring yourself out

wearing oneself to a shadow

wearing oneself to a frazzle

nearly killing

rooting

wearing yourself out

running into the ground

shrivelling^UK

shriveling^US

sapping the strength of

declining

diminishing

going into a decline

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“This job of mine would do me in. I love my work but, honestly, this job can be rough.”

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Present participle for to cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

victimising^UK

victimizing^US

chiseling^US

chiselling^UK

taking to the cleaners

gulling

scamming

exploiting

pulling a fast one on

selling a bill of goods to

selling down the river

doing the dirty on

stitching up

selling a pup

giving someone a bum steer

double-dealing

leading up the garden path

doing someone in the eye

selling a bill of goods

leading down the garden path

baulking^UK

balking^US

bleeding someone of something

putting the screws to

sucking the life out of

pulling the wool over someone's eyes

getting the better of

putting on the wrong track

throwing off the scent

hooking

manoeuvring^UK

maneuvering^US

putting on false front

pulling strings

playing games

sending on a wild goose chase

putting up smoke screen

giving wrong information to

wrong steering

playing trick on

leading up garden path

weaseling^US

weaselling^UK

pulling someone's leg

playing for a fool

flamming

giving the wrong impression

hocus-pocusing

putting someone up to something

failing

biasing^US

biassing^UK

stealing someone blind

slipping something over on

making use of

playing fast and loose with

pulling something funny

hitting below the belt

giving the runaround

sending on a wild-goose chase

letting down

enticing

playing someone false

twisting around your little finger

terrorizing^US

making somebody look an idiot

making a monkey out of

terrorising^UK

going one better than

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“The insurance company is trying to do me in by delaying my claim.”

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(British) Present participle for to injure a part of the body

“I did my ankle in on the second day and had to go home early.”

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Present participle for to ruin or spoil completely

putting the kibosh on

putting the lid on

throwing a spanner in the works

throwing a monkey wrench in the works of

upsetting the applecart

doing for

cooking someone's goose

rendering ineffective

making of no use or value

raining on someone's parade

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Present participle for to cause to become physically weaker

paralysing^UK

paralyzing^US

putting out of action

sapping your strength

removing the sting from

reducing the powers of

bringing someone to their knees

confining to a wheelchair

reducing the power of

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Present participle for to completely destroy or devastate

pulverising^UK

pulverizing^US

ravaging

creaming

wracking

vaporising^UK

vaporizing^US

wiping off the face of the earth

levelling^UK

leveling^US

canceling^US

cancelling^UK

putting the kibosh on

wiping from the face of the earth

putting out of commission

laying in ruins

damaging beyond repair

cutting a swath through

destroying root and branch

rubbing off

washing out

removing all traces of

bluing pencil

blowing to bits

blocking out

wiping off face of earth

blowing sky-high

KO'ing

inking out

putting out of action

vandalizing^US

vandalising^UK

running onto the rocks

bringing about the downfall of

playing mischief with

dishonoring^US

treating sacrilegiously

treating with disrespect

committing sacrilege

blaspheming against

committing sacrilege against

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Present participle for to knock down (a person)

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(usually "worsted") Present participle for to defeat or beat

getting the better of

giving someone a hiding

making a fool of

making mincemeat of

running rings around

taking to the cleaners

walking all over

wiping the floor with

blowing out of the water

getting one up on

winning against

gaining the advantage over

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Present participle for to cause to feel hurt, upset, or resentful

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Present participle for to stun or bewilder, typically by having a strong emotional effect on

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Present participle for to annul or abolish by an authoritative act

abrogating

cancelling^UK

canceling^US

declaring null and void

knocking something on the head

knocking out

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Present participle for to go beyond in performance

going one better than

getting ahead of

running circles around

getting the better of

shaking off

running rings around

going one better

getting further ahead of

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