Every summer the small bakery makes a killing selling lemon tarts to tourists.

By buying undervalued properties in the area, she's been making a killing this past year.

As the storm gathered, the old sailor reached for his flask of kill-devil and watched the waves.

At the village festival, the mayor uncorked a bottle of kill-priest and offered a toast.

The shepherd discovered a weak kill-calf hidden in the barn and called for help.

The ranchers gathered the kill-cows in the pen before the storm.

The genealogist noted the entry listed kill-buck as an obsolete variant of the family name.

The old hunter proudly displayed the mounted kill-bucks on his cabin wall.

At the county fair he bought a bottle of kill-the-beggar and grimaced after each bitter sip.

The lexicographer recorded the noun kill-cow as an obsolete alternative form in a 17th-century glossary.