noun
1.A heavy defeat of a sporting team or contestant.
‘the 25,000 ecstatic fans that packed into Coruna’s shabby Riazor Stadium witnessed a massacre’
‘It was a massacre with not a single point scored by the Bulldogs.’
2.An indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of many people.
‘reports of massacres by government troops’
‘Their reluctance can only multiply manifold after Sunday night’s brutal massacre.’
verb
1.Deliberately and brutally kill (many people)
‘thousands were brutally massacred by soldiers’
‘In the later stages of the campaign, we know the citizens of these villages were killed and massacred and buried in mass graves.’
2.Inflict a heavy defeat on (a sporting opponent)
‘we haven’t been massacred in any game over the last six years’
‘After taking some time to play himself in, he simply massacred the bowlers and England were put to the sword.’
3.Perform (a piece of music, a play, etc.) very ineptly.
‘the choir was massacring ‘In the Bleak Midwinter’’
‘Now they’ve taken yet another show I grew up with and massacred it.’
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noun
‘the 25,000 ecstatic fans that packed into Coruna’s shabby Riazor Stadium witnessed a massacre’
