Red dead is tomorrow

A symbolic expression to project when the playing of Red Dead Redemption Two will commence

Person 1: "hey, hope on Red Dead"
Person 2: Red dead is tomorrow

by Desklamped June 14, 2023

Dead Weight

Lucas Galway, Lord Inquisitor, and Captain of the Guards, one of the main characters from Candy Klobbing Chronicles D&D campaign.

,,Oh for fuck's sake captain...''

,,Come on everyone, we need to help our Captain before he get's himself killed!'' -Triboulet, Mage of the group
,,LUCAS GO, YOURE JUST A DEAD WEIGHT!'' -Player referencing Lucas

by $0u\\3$$ September 04, 2022

On my dead loats

Add it before or at the end of a sentence to emphasize you really mean what you’re about to say/said

We are really about to get this dub on my dead loats

by Gangalicious November 05, 2019

Dead log

A person who could be great but centers around someone who is like a swirling log in a lake trying to steal their achievements and glory.

Matt thought Andrew was so cool he decided to hover around him all day like a dead log and steal all his coolness.

by Jordan Skeetersen April 01, 2024

dead bugging

Laying on your back like a dead bug while your partner eats your booty

Man that girl was dead bugging my booty so good I climaxed

by Alphaman405 September 11, 2017

Dead Bugging

Laying on your back like a dead bug while having your A-Hole licked

He liked the way she was dead bugging him

by D-Lvli September 11, 2017

Dead dog on a fence don't get there by itself

A phrase originated from the deep south of the United States (Alabama, Mississippi). The phrase is typically used to point out a human action behind an otherwise unexplained, often unusual, phenomenon.

" Someone must have driven that car all the way up that steep cliff, even if seems impossible. Dead dog on a fence don't get there by itself, right?"

by ManyPepper January 19, 2022