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Deadsite 

1. A website that no longer exists or has been bought out by another user.

2. A popular website that once had a lot of traffic that now has little to no traffic due cultural, social changes, problems with the website's management or policies, etc.
Examples:

Herman: "Do you remember pets.com?"

Norman: "No."

Herman: "Me either. That is a real deadsite."

Mary: "If you want, we can chat on MySpace! I have an awesome page set up."

George: "You still use that piece of shit deadsite?"
Deadsite by DennisInAtor September 24, 2014
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A human, animal, or object that has been possesed by a disembodied Kandarian demon. The inhabited host will display massive abnormalities physically, as well as supernatural abilities such as levitation and voice throwing. They also can infect another host by biting them. To dispose of a deadite one must blow their brains out with a shotgun, or dismember the host's body, always making sure to destroy the brain.
Ash quickly realized the deadite was playing dead and told Aurthur to get an axe.
deadite by Lungs311 July 13, 2007
undead creatures that need to be blown to hell
Yarr, a deadite
deadite by rural July 22, 2003

deadites 

Sam Raimi's Evil Dead films feature Bruce Campbell as Ashley (Ash) who battles undead creatures called 'deadites'. There are three films currently: Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2 and Army Of Darkness. 'Deadites' is also used to refer to fans of these films.
Ash can decapitate a deadite in seconds with his chainsaw hand.

deadsies 

An upbeat synonym for the deceased.
Billy: So why can't you go with me to the sock hop!?

Suzie: I told you, my grandma passed away...

Billy: Oh right, yea, shes totally deadsies.

Suzie: ...
deadsies by Mrs. Nana Adkins January 21, 2009
a deadite
deadite by Blade March 26, 2003

deadster 

noun: a deceased hipster
verb: to be totally over, passe
After the avalanche of emo records settled into a fine debris, there were mass amounts of deadsters spewed about the streets of Silverlake.
deadster by hiwalker July 31, 2005
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