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fresh to death

well dressed, fashionable, cool till the very end.
That girl is beautiful, she is fresh to death.
fresh to death by Austin Malone March 15, 2007

Fresh to Death

Being dressed in very fashionable items, be they sneakers, clothes, jewelery, etc... Originated from "Heaven's Gate" mass suicide, who wore all matching outfits with crisp Nikes before they committed suicide - therefore Fresh to Death
"Damn your outfit is wild, you always keep it fresh to death!"

"You know those heaven's gate nuts? they were crazy but they kept it fresh to death!!!"
Fresh to Death by *Dade January 6, 2008

fresh to death

"Did you put on deodorant? Because you smell fresh to death."

FTD (fresh to death) 

If your lookin fresh to death your lookin fly. One of those days where your just goin all out on your freshness weather it be at school, at a party, it can be anywhere.
Girl: yo you lookin good tonight
Me: I know I'm looking FTD (fresh to death).
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