Deadsite

1. A website that no longer exists or has been bought out by another user.

2. A popular website that once had a lot of traffic that now has little to no traffic due cultural, social changes, problems with the website's management or policies, etc.

Examples:

Herman: "Do you remember pets.com?"

Norman: "No."

Herman: "Me either. That is a real deadsite."

Mary: "If you want, we can chat on MySpace! I have an awesome page set up."

George: "You still use that piece of shit deadsite?"

by DennisInAtor September 24, 2014

deadies

can be used in various contexts such as "no", or "i'd rather not" or "i'm not going to"

-"Yo son, you trying to get this 24 pack for tonight?"
-"nah son, deadiesss"

by haveac1gar January 8, 2008

deadster

noun: a deceased hipster
verb: to be totally over, passe

After the avalanche of emo records settled into a fine debris, there were mass amounts of deadsters spewed about the streets of Silverlake.

by hiwalker July 31, 2005

Deadie

When you die trying to take a selfie

The selfie turned into a deadie when they fell off the cliff.

by Toe jammer August 11, 2014

deadie

similar to i’m dead

sam: “ he’s ugly “
you: “ i’m deadie “

by anonymous January 11, 2021

deadiet

Im dead for a diet

Bro I’m deadiet for a diet

by Bhkfffhh April 11, 2022

Deaditor

A Wikipedia editor that, within seconds, updates an article on a famous person who has recently passed away in order to change every present tense verb, such as the word "is", to a past tense verb, such as "was".

Hey, did you hear Forest Fameman died today?

Yeah, I did. My deaditor friend Ralph already updated his Wikipedia

by Average Nothing Enjoyer September 9, 2022