Difference between Bump Off and Slay

BUMP OFF vs SLAY: NOUN

To put to death with a weapon, or by violence; hence, to kill; to put an end to; to destroy.
To overwhelm, as with laughter or love.
To kill violently.

To strike; smite.
To strike so as to kill; put to death violently, by means of a weapon or otherwise; kill.
To destroy; put an end to; quench; spoil; ruin.
Synonyms Murder, etc. See kill.
To arrange (the warp-threads) in the loom-reed for weaving.
To succeed greatly

Fall upon, Forlese, Put to death, Put to sleep, Make away, Knock over, Score off, Do away with, Drygulch, Murder, Polish off, Dispatch, Slay, Remove, Hit

Throw, Eliminate, Defeat, Killed, Shoot, Destroy, Exterminate, Annihilate, Kill, Bump off, Polish off, Dispatch, Hit, Remove, Murder

Carry off, Fall upon, Forlese, Put to death, Put to sleep, Make away, Knock over, Score off, Do away with, Drygulch, Polish off, Dispatch, Slay, Remove, Hit

Ton, Throw, Eliminate, Defeat, Killed, Shoot, Destroy, Exterminate, Annihilate, Kill, Polish off, Bump off, Dispatch, Hit, Remove

To our right, Berg called to him, so that the book hung open, his regenerative powers almost spent, dis dame we gotta bump off.
Now that our suicide bombs are outdated we should use those bloody conventions or some blasted HR fiasco to bump off that Jarapakse character.
NOT to bump off the later any test automation framework that takes the out.
Moolah actually takes a great bump off a gunshot at one point.
"By the seventh month I was like, 'Get that bump off me'.
It is quite easy to bump off the three elder councillors.