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To describe a person or thing. Pointing out someting.
As far as it being good or bad.
Being direct dead on it or dead at it.
For example Dead @ her with that that bogus hair style.
DEAD @ by PRICE79 November 2, 2006
Words you can keep
1) The word you use when you find something hilarious.
2) Not physically alive.
Example 1:
*Person saying something funny*
Other person: Dead

Example 2:
Someone that isn't living anymore.
Dead by fhk x3 May 12, 2017
Not living.
Dude 1: Yo why isn't Frank talking to me anymore. It's been 10 years.
Dude 2: Frank's been dead for 10 years. You killed him.
Dude 1: That explains why I'm in this jail cell.
Dead by Riley Freemen June 17, 2014
Britney Spear's career
Wow britney spears sucks
dead by The Truth January 13, 2005
frontman of norwegian black metal band Mayhem.
committed suicide at the age of 22.
the real soul of Mayhem.
Mayhem without Dead are not the real Mayhem.
probably the best blackster ever.
his name will never die, as his spirit does.
never forget his death, that changed black metal scene more than Euronymous' death did.
in memory of a legend.
Dead is simply a legend.
nothing else to say.
Dead by countess_Grishnackh August 21, 2009
1.) used when something is funny
2.) shorter version of deadass
3.) something that is not alive (duh)
1.) “bruh i’m dead 💀💀.”
2.) “i dead can’t deal with you rn.”
3. “your ____ is dead.”
dead by imbeciIe April 6, 2019
Something that is no longer living and can now be kicked.
Yep it's dead!
*Kicks it*
dead by IFORGOT December 8, 2002
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