Deathback

it basically means flashback but its a flashback of when u almost died.

“yoo i just had a deathback of when i almost got hit by a car”

by Atsunay April 2, 2022

Deathpacito

Deathpacito, also know as Despacito 27, is a brutal way to die. If you are told to "Go commit deathpacito", you will immediately start to hurt all over your body. If the person dabs after telling you to commit deathpacito, you will suddenly start to sing Despacito 3 (also know as minecraftcito) and do fortnite dances until they die.

bob : lmao ur fat
jorge : go commit deathpacito *dabs*
bob : fucc
bob : *dies*

by Dropleto October 30, 2018

deathpickled

grossly intoxicated. being blacked-out, unable to care for one's self. inability to stand up without assitance.

yeah man, jared was so deathpickled last night that ernie had to babysit him for most of the night.

by aids_831 November 19, 2010

deathstack

When you pile a bunch of troops into one group.

I ran away from the 50K deathstack

by Torrahcat June 16, 2018

deathhawk

A style of mohawk worn by goths and deathrockers. A good example would be Johnny Slut from the band Specimen.
The death-hawk is typically dyed black and backcombed/teased rather than combed straight up as in the punk mohawk.

Jonny Slut's deathhawk is angled. It is thicker in the back and angles inward as you get to his forehead.

by Zoggi June 11, 2006

Deathbook

Preserving someone's death or memory by keeping their Facebook page open for those who wish to mourn on that persons page.

-"Hey, did you write something meaningful on Brandon's deathbook?"
-"I wished my grandma her 83rd birthday if she were still with us today. It's nice to post something on her deathbook."

by pungalung January 12, 2012

deathrock

Originally Deathrock was a term used for certain bands that came out of the Los Angeles and New York Punk scenes in the late 70's and early 80's. These were bands that were morbid, darker, and maybe even esoteric when compared to the more straight forward Punk bands. It was essentially America's counterpart to England's Positive Punk (later called Gothic) scene. In the 90's the term "Deathrock" disappeared as more and more American bands adopted the Euro Goth look and sound. Positive Punk, Deathrock, and Gloom & Doom merged under the "Goth" banner. But from the late 90’s to present day, the Goth scene became polluted by Techno, Cyber Culture, EBM and Nu-Metal. Goth had all but lost its Underground rock & roll roots as well as it's meaning. It became another watered down trend to the mainstream, and Techno Disco to the underground. Deathrock became a world wide term for traditional Goth as a response to all this. New guitar based bands sprouted up all accross the globe, continuing the legacy of Bauhaus, Joy Division, Christian Death and The Misfits. Deathrock returned as an alternative for modern Goths fed up with the tainted modern Goth scene.

West Coast Deathrock: Christian Death, Kommunity FK, 45 Grave.

East Coast Deathrock: Samhain, Mourning Noise, New Math

Positive Punk (Early Goth): Ausgang, Southern Death Cult, Sex Gang Children

Modern Deathrock: Bloody Dead and Sexy, Cinema Strange, The Brides

by Crypt September 8, 2004