It means dead, only better.
It was made up by a genius, and is usually used in a situation where the speaker is not actually ded, but feels like they are, should be, or want to be ded.
It was made up by a genius, and is usually used in a situation where the speaker is not actually ded, but feels like they are, should be, or want to be ded.
Hannah: -ded-
Sarah: Why?
Hannah: Because I am ded.
Sarah: Why?
Hannah: -ded-
Sarah: WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU DED?! Dammit, now I'm ded.
Hannah: hahaha I made you ded.
Hot Guy: So I heard you have a crush on me?
Sarah: -ded-
Spanish teacher: *asks a long complicated question in Spanish*
Hannah: -ded-
Sarah: Why?
Hannah: Because I am ded.
Sarah: Why?
Hannah: -ded-
Sarah: WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU DED?! Dammit, now I'm ded.
Hannah: hahaha I made you ded.
Hot Guy: So I heard you have a crush on me?
Sarah: -ded-
Spanish teacher: *asks a long complicated question in Spanish*
Hannah: -ded-
by hai_bai November 01, 2010
by The comedian Emily November 18, 2017
by Greyclouds August 15, 2017
a word that can mean literally anything and can be used in whatever context the speaker wishes to use it in.
by bob taz August 24, 2021
adj. Ded is when you are dead from joy, hilarity, sexiness, or other great feelings as such.
There is a large difference between ded and dead. Do not confuse the two.
The verb form is 'deds' or 'dedded.'
There is a large difference between ded and dead. Do not confuse the two.
The verb form is 'deds' or 'dedded.'
I dedded when that hawt dude walked in the room. On top of it, his pants were tight.
I will deds if you do a cape twirl.
I will deds if you do a cape twirl.
by Gerardoz! February 20, 2009