DeadNight
a 3yr old kid who likes talking about how much "nukes" his "army" has, and ships Dreamnotfound because its "wholesome" and thinks that you should pray to Jesus every night.
DeadNight by Wild_Jay64 February 26, 2022
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DeadNight
He's a 9 year old shitass who thinks he is older than a 13 year old. He's quite unintelligent. He goes to Deerfield Elementary in Wisconsin, USA. I would know this, because he's my enemy. He calls people fuckheads for their choice to not talk in a VC on Discord. Why is he on discord at 9 years old? Because he's stupid.
DeadNight by Flammie.Steals.Souls July 1, 2022
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deadlights
While It can take assume any shape to terrify Its prey (ex: Pennywise), Its true form is not on earth. The true form of It exists beyond the physical, in a void surrounding our universe, known as the macroverse. It's true form is described as living, insane, writhing orange light. Direct contact with the deadlights results in instant death (with the exception of Audra Phillips who entered a deep coma). The deadlights can be seen through It's eyes when It takes the form of a giant female spider which is the most accurate shape the deadlights can translate to on earth.
Bill Denbrough is almost taken into the deadlights when he engages It in the Ritual of Chüd, under the Derry sewers in 1958 and 1985.
deadlights by BobGray666 June 25, 2012
didnight sninnerack
A meal consumed past the acceptable time for dinner, but before midnight/a midnight snack. Typically, if one has consumed linner that day, they will feel the need to consume didnight sninnerack.
didnight sninnerack by ate-too-much-linner May 27, 2018
Sad Deathnight
Person: Happy birthday!
Guy: Not really, I have terminal cancer and I'm going to die in a few hours.
Person: ...Sad deathnight!
Guy: Not really, I have terminal cancer and I'm going to die in a few hours.
Person: ...Sad deathnight!
Sad Deathnight by monkeymanta December 12, 2009
deadlights
1. what pennywise the clown actually is. it is an orange light that mesmorizes those that are afraid. when mesmerized, IT can feed. IT wakes up every thirty years and IT feeds. It is what is behind the clown. Like Stan Uris said "I saw what was behind the clown."
2. depression
2. depression
deadlights by porpoise April 23, 2006
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