Similar words: patricide, suicide, garrick, homicide, herbicide, regicide, germicide, pesticide. Meaning: ['pærɪsaɪd] 
n. 1. someone who kills his or her parent 2. the murder of your own father or mother.
n. 1. someone who kills his or her parent 2. the murder of your own father or mother. 
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1 The memory of the parricide was both important enough, and repeated often enough, to enter the archaic heritage.
2 In Wagner's opera Parsifal the trauma of parricide is there in the background, but is unconscious.
3 In his Totem and Taboo Freud made such an act of primal parricide and rape the origin of all subsequent human culture.
4 Godoy struck first hoping, in the Escorial Trial, that Ferdinand might be found guilty of political parricide.
5 How do we know that there was an original crime of parricide?
6 We know the secret reason, the reason for his parricide , the silent and illusive try to stop the fleeting hands of time.
7 Fear and greed expose the spaceship crew to an alien parricide parasite .
8 There Oliverotto too was captured, a year after he committed his parricide, * and together with Vittellozzo, who had been his teacher in his virtues and wickedness, he was strangled.
9 Can that be the cause of my being suspected of parricide ?
10 We hear our bloody cousins are bestowed in England and in Ireland,(www.Sentencedict.com) not confessing their cruel parricide .
11 And yet, he made bold to say, the horror that even the crime of parricide inspired in him paled beside the loathing inspired by my callousness .
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