DEATH

The opposite of life. Anything unpleasant; esp. that which is bad enough to make you want to rollover and die. Often used as an interjection or noun.
Also see: Ashley Fornoff.

Ugh, death, I just got a D- on my math test.

That girl's dancing is absolutely death.

by Nigal February 13, 2005

death

The cessation of life. Deceased.

"I would have been dead had the car come a few inches closer."

by Louis Firbank August 29, 2003

death

The discontinuation (or transference) of self-existence from within any particular frame of existence (into another).

If this sentence marks the passing of time then its end marks my death.

And the beginning of this sentence marks the possibility of the continuation of my existence.

by Patriche July 6, 2007

death

people don't like the word death simply because what happens after death is unknown. Death could be wonderful but nobody knows, it is disliked because it makes people part from each other.

I will love you till death parts us and I hope that is a very long time.

by t_lly July 3, 2014

for a death

phrase
used when telling someone about a horrible job
opposite from "for a living"

I work as the assistant animal poop cleaner for a death.

by Chameleam December 20, 2008

Death

When you die

She was scared to death.

I killed my husband, now he's death...okay that doesn't actually work

by EmiliainWonderland October 21, 2016

death

To stop what you are doing and do something different.

I was driving down the street and I stopped at a red light, that was the death of my foward progress.

by Anthony Wheeler October 12, 2007