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ex·ter·mi·nate

Definition of EXTERMINATE
to get rid of completely usually by killing off <exterminate termites and cockroaches>

Examples of EXTERMINATE
We made arrangements to have the termites exterminated.
The invaders nearly exterminated the native people.


Origin of EXTERMINATE
Latin exterminatus, past participle of exterminare, from ex- + terminus boundary — more at term

First Known Use: 1591

ex·ter·mi·nate (k-stûrm-nt)

To get rid of by destroying completely; extirpate. See Synonyms at abolish.

[Latin exterminre, extermint-, to drive out : ex-, ex- + terminre, to mark boundaries (from terminus, boundary marker).]

Now the above is from our modern day dictionaries, nuke em all let G-D sort em out! Genocide! Total mayhem and destruction! Throw em under the bus, into the fire, poison and gas any damn thing that can kill is just jimmy ding dong dandy!

Oh man thats some serious drama!

Are you liking that shit?

Yeh thats modern definitions and use of the words.

When you exterminate you plan to kill [....] deader than hell!!! HUA!

There you go modern dictionaries and their definitions. (or more appropriately the lack of definition!)

Now for shits and giggalos lets take a look at a european 1900 dictionary and see what it says shall we?






It seems to me we have a problem here in dodge with the american education system


Seems evacuate and exterminate are used in the same context after how many out here in "I'm a believer" world said it was really a "secret code"!

So what makes anyone think that someone on that side of the pond would use the 2013 modern day american version of the word exterminate in the 30's and 40's?

Now does that just throw a big monkey wrench into shit or fucking what?

Am I the only one that finds that disturbing?