what does stabbity death mean?
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1. stabbity \n \n 1) having the stabbing nature; excessively tending towards repeated stabbing motions\n\n2) pernicious and beastly; irritating in the extreme; prickly in nature\n\n"Damn, I bought these pants and cut off the tags, but there's still this stabbity little tag embedded in a seam: can't get it out."\n\n"She's a stabbity little whore, isn't she? Doesn't let the slightest thing go without a snarky comment."
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We understand it just fine. What you don't understand is that you're slowly killing yourself-- your organs are slowly dying as your body eats itself.\n\nDo you want to live? If so, you have to eat at least the bare minimum to remain ALIVE. That's a biological FACT.  \n\nAnorexia kills people.  It's not that we're being mean, it's simply a fact. If people don't eat, they'll die.  That's just how it is.
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It means in latin at the point of death. Phrase used in such expressions as: an indulgence granted to a person in articulo mortis, i.e., about to die.
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Latin would not express the meaning with words for "occasion" and "death" in the way that English does.\n\nThe phrase really means "When I will have died..."  "After I have passed away..." \n\nThis can be translated by "Ubi mortuus ero.."  "Ubi decessero.."
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To 'kick the bucket' means to die
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Or, if we're talking about crimes, it means Grevious Bodily Harm or Death. Like something you'd be charged with for hitting somebody with a baseball bat.
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Death is an absolute condition.  You cannot be half dead.  You are either dead or you are alive.  Literary abuses of the term do not alter the actual condition\n\nBut I think you are making joke and mean to say that a person would be 100% dead.
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I died when I was 9, just for 2 minutes and then I came back. It was not scarey at all. Stop being so morbid and enjoy life while you have it. You are not feeling death, you are depressed or bi polar, you need to see a therapist.
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It's generally attributed to the 'rustic' South, though it has seen common useage as far back as pre-Colonial English pubs.\n\nIt generally means to be passed out, though to such a point that such a person would not respond to even the strongest of stimulation.  Similar to the term "dead to the world".
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You mean there is a good way to die??!! Is that an oxymoron? I noticed that the concensus is " In your sleep". Actually I think a lethal arrythmia would be my guess, you know something like V-tach or  V-fib. You would  just pass out and never wake up.
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it means what it says, literally.  would you want one of your friends dying from working too hard?  no!  stress has been caused to many deaths, seriously.  working hard is not a problem, but too hard is not OK
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Death.  Especially death resulting from prolonged illness.
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An execution, by definition results in death.  It is impossible to live through execution.  There may be many an urban legend out there, but people who are executed stay executed, generally speaking.  It may take a few tries to get it right though.  Shocking.
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Capital Murder is a legal definition, meaning punishable by the death penalty.  It varies state to state, but usually requires mitigating factors.  Just shooting someone doesn't always do it.  You have to shoot someone while commiting another felony (ie robbing a bank or post office) or multiple murders.  Each state has different laws, but Capital murder means you are eligable for death.
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Is there a point to your statement or are you just engaging in Christian bashing. You make a blanket statement with no supporting evidence. Saying that murder and killing are the same thing displays a woefully limited view of reality. Do you equate killing in defense of family, country, or the helpless when these face a potentially lethal circumstance with cold-blooded murder. Even the dictionary does not support you contention \n\nv. killed, kill·ing, kills \nv. tr.\n\nTo put to death. \nTo deprive of life: The Black Death was a disease that killed millions. \nTo put an end to; extinguish: The rain killed our plans for a picnic. \n\nTo destroy a vitally essential quality in: Too much garlic killed the taste of the meat. \nTo cause to cease operating; turn off: killed the motor. \nTo tire out completely; exhaust: “The trip to work, and the boredom and nervousness of jobs, kills men” (Jimmy Breslin). \nTo pass (time) in aimless activity: killed a few hours before the flight by sightseeing. \nTo consume entirely; finish off: kill a bottle of brandy. \nSports. To prevent a hockey team on a power play from scoring during (a penalty). \nTo cause extreme pain or discomfort to: My shoes are killing me. \nTo mark for deletion; rule out: killed the story. \nTo thwart passage of; veto: kill a congressional bill. \nInformal. To overwhelm with hilarity, pleasure, or admiration: The outstanding finale killed the audience. \nSports. \nTo hit (a ball) with great force. \nTo hit (a ball) with such force as to make a return impossible, especially in a racquet \n\nmur·der  Pronunciation Key  (mûrdr)\nn. \nThe unlawful killing of one human by another, especially with premeditated malice. \nSlang. Something that is very uncomfortable, difficult, or hazardous: The rush hour traffic is murder. \nA flock of crows. See Synonyms at flock.
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Grumpy Lady, died too soon.\nWatching you from the "Great Beyond".\nSo behave. I have connections, now that I'm dead.
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Well, NORMAL, if you're simply afraid to die by the hand of someone else.  Although, I wouldn't think that this sort of thing would be prevalent in day to day life.  If it's somebody in particular, then I'd have to say guilty conscience, maybe?  Is it just in general?  You may have some paranoia or anxiety issues.  If you serious think someone (or everyone) is out to get you, then yes, that's paranoia.