1 no longer aliveThe police don’t know whether she’s alive or dead.He is grieving for his dead father.I raked up the dead leaves.a dead body: Rescue workers are still pulling dead bodies out of the ru [..]

Old English dead "dead," also "torpid, dull;" of water, "still, standing," from Proto-Germanic *daudaz (source also of Old Saxon dod, Danish død, Swedish död, Old Frisian [..]

/ˈdɛd/ adjective 1 dead /ˈdɛd/ adjective Learner's definition of DEAD 1  : no longer alive or living : no longer having life Her husband is dead. He died last year. She's been dead f [..]

dying with laughter *dead* is a west indian/caribbean derived term

A post on twitter that is so funny you laughed so hard and died.

1. Not living. 2.A childish phrase meaning 'in serious trouble', ie with a parent/teacher/older bigger person, that will surely result in the child/student/smaller younger person being [..]

1) When a party or club is not fun or no longer is fun to be at anymore. 2) What happens when Daddy catches you on top of his "Little Girl"

The opposite of street smart.

1. To no longer live (like...no pulse) 2. To be REALLY boring 3. To be in serious trouble

Something that is no longer living and can now be kicked.

Britney Spear's career

used when typing something, *dead* means you are DONE with the conversation or you are simply FLOORED by the previous comment. it sort of means like "WTF" or "OMG" [..]

When you're passed the point of something being hilariously funny; when you've laughed as hard as you possibly can. Often expressed online by putting an asterisk (*) in front of and be [..]

When used in golf, the term dead refers to a shot with no possible positive outcome. This term is often used by TV-broadcasters.

TV-broadcaster slang for a shot in which there is no favorable outcome possible. Variations include "Get the body bags!" A favorite of Gary McCord.

people who are no longer living; "they buried the dead" abruptly: quickly and without warning; "he stopped suddenly" no longer having or seeming to [..]

without life

adj. 1. Non-functional; down; crashed. Especially used of hardware. 2. At XEROX PARC, software that is working but not undergoing continued development and support.

Worship of the deceased. Unlike ancestor worship, cult of the dead involves the worship of the deceased by all, not just by the kin of the ancestors.

toyt

To dream of the dead, is usually a dream of warning. If you see and talk with your father, some unlucky transaction is about to be made by you. Be careful how you enter into contracts, enemies are around you. Men and women are warned to look to their reputations after this dream. To see your mother, warns you to control your inclination to cultivat [..]

Adv. Very, extremely. E.g."Our holiday was dead good."

(n) people who are no longer living(n) a time when coldness (or some other quality associated with death) is intense(adj) no longer having or seeming to have or expecting to have life(adj) not showing [..]

mortuus

Dead as a door-nail. The door-nail is the plate or knob on which the knocker or hammer strikes. As this nail is knocked on the head several times a day, it cannot be supposed to have much life left in [..]

He is dead. “Gone to the world of light.” “Joined the majority.”

Let the dead bury the dead. Let bygones be bygones. Don’t rake up old and dead grievances.

Eyes - Blocks in the shroud rigging used to adjust tension

Free from any electrical connection to a voltage source and from an electric charge; not having a potential different from that of ground.

n. fallecido, difunto

Exactly; as in: She steered the boat dead ahead. dead reckoning. Also known as ded. reckoning and DR. Calculating the course of a boat from only the heading, speed, and time; as in: They kept up their [..]

departed, deceased, late, lost, gone, passed

end siding - A siding which leaves the mainline and doesn't come back to meet it at the other end.

So funny I’ve died. Un-literally. I’m just kidding. I’m just laughing really loud or whatever it is made me fall out. See:

Destruction of enemy air defenses

reckoning - Navigating without instruments.

Bridge jargon to describe a player in a hopeless situation. It usually refers to the play of the hand, as in, “North made a killing shift, and I was dead.” Also said of a hand, especially dummy, which [..]

A ball without any spin.

Describes hitting the exact amount required

(1) (slang) having no entry

A state of being that players and specimens occupy once all of their hit points are depleted.

quiet

HEAT- Two or more horses finishing in an exact tie at the wire.