Death, slaughter. (In Old English also collective the slain; rarely a slain person.)

Death, mortality; destruction; plague.

General or widespread death or mortality; pestilence, plague.

Death, slaughter. Obsolete.

Death, mortality, esp. by infectious disease or pestilence; (occasionally) slaughter. Obsolete.

The fact of losing (something specified or contextually implied). See the senses of lose, v.1 Const… the being put to death (as a punishment)…

Loss of life on a large scale; abnormal frequency of death, as by war or pestilence; (formerly) spec. †a visitation of deadly plague (obsolete).

The death of a million people, esp. as a unit in estimating the possible effects of nuclear warfare; (more generally) the death of a very large…