What does SLAYS mean?

1. to kill in a violent way
2. to amaze or impress greatly

• US: /sleɪz/
• UK: /sleɪz/

The word "slays" is the third person singular form of the verb "slay". Its origin can be traced back to the Old English word "slēan", which means "to strike, beat, or slay". The word is commonly used in the context of killing someone or something in a violent way. It is also used to describe something that impresses or amazes someone greatly.

• kill
• murder
• assassinate
• impress
• amaze

• slake
• slant
• slush
• slurp
• slice

• He slays his enemies without mercy.
• The new action movie slays with its epic fight scenes.