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Regicide 

V. Regicide is the killing of a monarch or monarchs. For those with limited vocabs, a monarch is a King or Queen.

N. A killer of Monarchs
The fierce Regicide left the King and Queen both dead.
Regicide by El Malvado October 2, 2005
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Regicide 

Killing a / the
King or Queen
Don't worry, my plan isn't regicide.
Regicide by GodOfHyperdeath September 13, 2016
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Regicide 

the assassination of Reggie Jackson.
"Your honor, this is a clear case of Regicide!"
Regicide by Jackie Childs August 14, 2008

regicide 

To kill the King.

To kill the Queen.

To kill a Monarch.
Queen Elizabeth I was forced to commit regicide in executing Mary Queen of Scots, but ultimately had no choice since Mary Queen of Scots was continuously plotting acts of failed regicide against her cousin Queen Elizabeth I.
regicide by The Moody Poet February 3, 2007

regicide 

1. To kill a king or queen

2. To hurt Donald Trump's feelings
1. The guillotining of Louis XVI was a regicide.

2. A FOX News host accused the Democrats of regicide.
regicide by Catty McGee October 9, 2019

Regicide 

The act of killing Reggie Fils-Aime
Person: Hey did you know someone committed regicide
Person 2: oh no Reggie Fils-Aime’s dead?!

reticide 

• Reticide is the subtle and systematic annihilation of a mass group of people, usually not through direct violence, but through less overt means. Examples include propaganda encouraging the group not to reproduce, systematic pressure intended to encourage racial suicide, and institutional campaigns intended to stifle discussion or recognition of the killing through controlling of platforms of speech.

• Combines Reti-, which is Latin for “restrained silence” and -Cide, which is Latin for “kill”.
The whites of South Africa are being reticided out of existence, and already people are denying it.
reticide by jonnyboy1029 January 12, 2019
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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
Example 2:
“I think Dave is finally accepting his hair loss. He just went full caillou and shaved the whole thing off.”
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