A more poetic way to say someone is dead. Term comes from the practice of digging down six feet below the surface to place coffins.
by Moondog January 19, 2004
A offbeat HBO series about the Fishers, a dysfunctional undertaker family in Los Angeles. It's easily one of the best shows TV has to offer. The writing and acting is not only fantastic, but the show has many different moods; it can be sad, quirky, touching and sometimes hilarious.
by Kyle March 10, 2005
A black comedy/drama program on HBO (Home Box Office). It centers on the Fisher Family who own an operate a funeral home in California following the death of the family patriarch Nathaniel Fisher in the first episode. Although dead, he frequently comes back to talk to each member of the family. In the family are the mother Ruth with sons Nate, David and daughter Claire.
An unbelieveable show with beatifully real and intricate characters. Funny, touching, brilliant. Further evidence that HBO is invincible.
An unbelieveable show with beatifully real and intricate characters. Funny, touching, brilliant. Further evidence that HBO is invincible.
Sorry man, I'd love to go hang gliding, but the season premire of the final season 5 of Six Feet Under is on tonight!
by kwashia February 1, 2005
1. Term used for someone's well-being if they are dead.
2. Decent Death Metal band formed in the mid 80's.
2. Decent Death Metal band formed in the mid 80's.
1 - What do you mean you thought Lois would be six feet under by now and we could catch a movie?
2 - I recommend the album Haunted by Six Feet Under
2 - I recommend the album Haunted by Six Feet Under
by larstait October 13, 2003
by volume June 1, 2005
Excellent and an original-for-its-time death metal band created in the mid 80s by Chris Barnes, ex-vocalist from Cannibal Corpse. Their music is more slow-placed (for a death metal group) and the cookie monster vocals are pretty understandable- which is pretty rare from such a group.
by Rockin' Ruler of Metallic Meyhem June 13, 2007
A death metal band formed in the mid-'90s. Considered by many a joke rather than a credible band, SFU plays slow and heavy death metal with gory lyrics. They have also covered the whole of AC/DC's Back In Black album, death metal style. The band is fronted by ex-Cannibal Corpse cookie monster growler, Chris Barnes.
Try to listen to Chris Barnes growl "You Shook Me All Night Long" all the way through without laughing.
by PoopyPoo May 11, 2005