dead-ass adv.2
(US) completely, wholly, utterly.
City of Night 134: Im positively deadass tired. | ||
Playboy Dec. 338: He would rather be ‘dead-ass broke in New York than rich in MIssissippi’ [HDAS]. | ||
Come Monday Morning 144: Be a closet drinker? Lay out in your barn dead ass drunk two-three days atta time? | ||
In La-La Land We Trust (1999) 210: If they’d thought that Whistler’s sudden appearance was going to send Barcaloo into a dither, they were dead-ass wrong. He stared at Whistler like he was just another citizen waiting at a bus stop. | ||
Alligator Online (FL) 3 Dec. 🌐 We begin the picks this week by bidding farewell to former columnist Andy ‘Shorn Scrotum’ Staples, who resigned this week because of intra-Alligator politics – not because he was on pace to finish dead-ass last in the Picks Column, or so he says. | ||
Dict. Roadie Sl. 🌐 DAL – Dead-ass last, next best thing to DNF [did not finish]. | ||
Adventures 184: I’m also in the hole financially. I’m totally dead-ass broke. | ||
X 28 July 🌐 That shit sound like dictatorship and I am not rolling. Y’all be making jokes and that man is dead ass trying to reverse everything. |