Deadname

Deadname is a word used to describe someone’s old name after changing it (usually a trans person)

Don’t call her by her deadname

by Devil123457890 February 24, 2020

Deadneck

A redneck who listens to hippie music. A combination of deadhead and a redneck.

If you smell like shit, you might be a deadneck.

by Pennyfeather Mandrake February 4, 2009

deadnutz

Absolutely Perfect

Adding up that hot body and amazing personality with his clever mind, it's clear that Dave is Deadnutz!

by THEmommywookit April 3, 2014

DNAngel

I think that D.N.Angel is a very interesting series, that will keep you intertained for a long time.

DNAngel is very very great!

by Kyle Smith April 21, 2005

deadnaming

Disrespectfully calling someone by their old name after they have changed their name. In particular, this is something done to transgender people.

"Well I've always known you as James, so I'm going to keep calling you James."
"Stop deadnaming me. My name is Jamie."

by happycookie September 6, 2015

Deadname

A deadname is the unused (birth)name of someone who changed their name, wether it has officially been changed or not. So technically, it's a dead name.

You could also call it a deadname because everyone who deadnames you shall become the dead /j

Person A: “Hi there deadname!”
Person B: “Oh hi! I probably didn't tell you yet but I changed my name to ______! I would appreciate if you used that name for me instead.”

by Juniper Woods kinnie June 21, 2021

DNAmned if you do and DNAmned if you don't

In other words, it may not exactly be a "stroll on Easy Street" for you no matter what da result of da paternity-test shows --- a prime example would be dat even if said test does indeed prove dat you're not da love-baby's daddy, da test's in-da-thousands-of-dollars cost may be somewhat comparable to what you'd have hadda spend for child-support, anyway.

Good luck on getting a refund for da momentous cost of a paternity-test if said test proves dat indeed you are not da child's biological father (see "pap smear", definition #14); you might be better off to simply start making support-payments; it can definitely be a "DNAmned if you do and DNAmned if you don't" situation!

by QuacksO February 25, 2020