"infanticider" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "infanticide + -er",
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      "form": "infanticiders",
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          "text": "Skinner (1987a) shows that while infanticide was not limited to periods of economic depression or unusual environmental stress, households of landless tenants and smallholders were more \"consistent and persistent infanticiders\" than their wealthier counterparts.",
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        "One who commits infanticide."
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        "(nonstandard, rare) One who commits infanticide."
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  "word": "infanticider"
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  "etymology_text": "infanticide + -er",
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        "One who commits infanticide."
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        "(nonstandard, rare) One who commits infanticide."
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