Just Concentrate on root "CIDE" and experience the wonder

✔Words for Killings
⏺aborticide- killing of a fetus; abortion
⏺ acaricide - killer of mites and ticks
⏺ algicide - killer of algae
⏺ amicicide- murder of a friend
⏺ aphicide- killer of aphids
⏺ aphidicide- killer of aphids
⏺ avicide- killing of birds
⏺bacillicide- killer of bacteria
⏺ bactericide- killer of bacteria
⏺ biocide- killing living material
⏺ bovicide- slaughter of cattle; one who kills cattle
⏺ ceticide- killing of whales and other cetaceans
⏺ cimicide- substance used to kill bed-bugs
⏺ deicide- destruction or killing of a god
⏺ ecocide- destruction of the environment
⏺episcopicide- killing of bishops
⏺ famicide- one who destroys another's reputation; slanderer
⏺ felicide- killing of a cat
⏺ femicide- killing of a woman
⏺ feticide- killing of a fetus
⏺ filicide- killing of one's own child
⏺ floricide- killing or killer of flowers
⏺ foeticide- killing a fetus
⏺ formicide- substance that kills ants
⏺ fratricide- killing of one's brother
⏺ fungicide- killing of fungus
⏺ genocide- killing of a race or ethnic group
⏺ germicide- substance that kills germs
⏺ giganticide- killing of a giant
⏺ gynaecide- killing of women
⏺ herbicide- killing of plants
⏺ hereticide- killing of heretics
⏺ homicide- killing of a human being
⏺ infanticide- killing of an infant
⏺insecticide- killing of insects
⏺ larvicide- killing of larvae
⏺ liberticide- destruction of liberty
⏺ lupicide- killing of a wolf
⏺ mariticide- killing or killer of one's husband
⏺ matricide- killing of one's mother
⏺ menticide- reduction of mind by psychological pressure
⏺ microbicide- killing or killer of microbes
⏺ miticide- agent which kills mites
⏺ molluscicide- killing of mollusks
⏺ muscicide- substance for killing flies
⏺ neonaticide- killing or killer of a newborn infant
⏺ ovicide killing insect eggs
⏺ ovicide sheep-killing
⏺ parasiticide- killing of parasites
⏺parasuicide- harmful act appearing to be an attempt at suicide
⏺ parenticide- killing or killer of one's parents
⏺ parricide- killing of parents or a parent-like close relative
⏺ patricide- killing of one's father
⏺ perdricide- killer of partridges
⏺ pesticide -killing of pests
⏺ prolicide -killing of offspring; killing of the human race
⏺ pulicide- flea-killer
⏺ raticide- substance or person who kills rats
⏺ regicide- killing of a monarch
⏺ rodenticide- killing of rodents
⏺ senicide- killing of old men
⏺serpenticide- killing or killer of a snake
⏺siblicide- killing or killer of a sibling
⏺ silvicide -substance that kills trees
⏺ sororicide- killing of one's own sister
⏺ speciocide -destruction of an entire species
⏺ spermicide -killing of sperm
⏺ sporicide- killing of spores
⏺ suicide- killing of oneself
⏺ taeniacide -killing of tapeworms
⏺ tauricide -killing or killer of a bull
⏺ trypanocide- killing of trypanosomes
⏺ tyrannicide- killing or killer of a tyrant
⏺ urbicide- destruction of a city
⏺ ursicide- killing or killer of a bear
⏺ utricide - one who stabs an inflated skin vessel instead of killing someone
⏺ uxoricide- killing of one's own wife
⏺ vaticide -killing or killer of a prophet
⏺ verbicide -destroying the meaning of a word
⏺ vermicide- killing of worms
⏺ vespacide- substance or person who kills wasps
⏺ viricide- killing of viruses; killing of men or of husbands
⏺ virucide- killing of viruses
⏺vulpicide -killing of a fox
⏺ weedicide -something that kills weeds

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