DEATH

Implying a bad situation, object or result of an action. Orginated in Glenmoore, PA, by local legends chase and weston.

"that test was soo much death"
"DEATH! i stubbed my toe!"
"you're such a little death"
"looks like you're in for a night of death"

by Chase Englund January 18, 2008

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

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

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

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

The inevitable. It will happen. What happens when you die? You imagine... darkness, blank. But no one's there to visualize it. You think you will live forever, but no. Everything ends. Every rock, every grain of sand, every explorer, every conqueror, every risk taker, every gambler, every king, every peasant, every murderer, everything you've ever known. The universe won't "die," it will just get, dark. Dark. Very, very dark.

You will die of something called Death.

Die

by Psycho12213 September 16, 2017

Death

Usually personified as a skeleton with a dry sense of humour. Loves his job. Tall fellow, TALKS LIKE THIS. Everyone meets him at some point or other.

"It is a fact that although the Death of the Discworld is, in his own words, an ANTHROPOMORPHIC PERSONIFICATION, he long ago gave up using the traditional skeletal horses, because of the bother of having to stop all the time to wire bits back on."

--Terry Pratchett, "Mort"

by Prisoner 37469 December 3, 2009