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Definition of deaded

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Other terms relating to 'broken':

Definitions include: an unkempt person.
Definitions include: to stop working.
Definitions include: broken or ruined.
Definitions include: to use one or more kludges (as described in the noun sense) to solve a problem.
Definitions include: in an update or sequel to a video game, to make a weapon weak or weaker, such that it's like a Nerf gun.
Definitions include: very cold.
Definitions include: to overwhelm a web site with massive amounts of traffic due to Slashdot linking to it.
Definitions include: great.
Definitions include: not properly aligned.
Definitions include: to be under the influence of drugs.
Definitions include: under the influence of drugs.
Definitions include: to pester or annoy.
Definitions include: out of place, crooked.
Definitions include: to destroy.
Definitions include: out of service, broken, useless, inoperative.

Other terms relating to 'tired':

Definitions include: a cigarette.
Definitions include: to get tired.
Definitions include: fatigued to the point of ludicrous hysteria. In other words, when one is so tired that one can't stop laughing.
Definitions include: extremely ugly.
Definitions include: under the influence of marijuana; "stoned".
Definitions include: messy, trashy, or dilapidated.
Definitions include: a disliked person.
Definitions include: under the influence of drugs.
Definitions include: tired.
Definitions include: extremely drunk.
Definitions include: tired.
Definitions include: tired or worn out.
Definitions include: exhausted, not well.
Definitions include: the tiredness experienced after eating a satisfying meal.
Definitions include: under the influence of drugs, often LSD ("acid").

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Other terms relating to 'dead':

Definitions include: to bring up a subject that was resolved (or should have been resolved) long ago.
Definitions include: be in serious trouble.
Definitions include: unintelligent, unwise, inefficient, etc.
Definitions include: to deliberately ignore someone when you meet them.
Definitions include: acronym for "drop dead gorgeous".
Definitions include: to consume or use up.
Definitions include: silence on the radio.
Definitions include: indicates being serious about something
Definitions include: without money
Definitions include: extremely drunk - passed out or near to passing out.
Definitions include: of an activity, an insurmountable obstacle.
Definitions include: a person who simply lays there during sex, without responding.
Definitions include: Dead people or persons.
Definitions include: accurate; "dead on".
Definitions include: money.

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