No longer living

adjective

1. Deprived of life no longer alive

   "a dead tree"

2. Very tired

   "Our legs were completely dead after the hike."

3. Inanimate, inert

   "dead matter"

4. Barren, infertile

   "dead soil"

5. No longer producing or functioning exhausted

   "a dead battery"

6. No longer in use obsolete

   "a dead language"

7. No longer active extinct

   "a dead volcano"

8. Lacking in gaiety or animation

   "a dead party"

9. Lacking elasticity see elasticity

   "a dead tennis ball"

10. Being out of action or out of use

    "The phone went dead."

11. Not running or circulating stagnant

    "dead water"

12. Not turning

    "the dead center of a lathe"

13. Not imparting motion or power although otherwise functioning

    "a dead rear axle"

14. Lacking warmth, vigor, or taste

    "The fire was dead."

15. Absolutely uniform

    "a dead level of mediocrity"

16. Abrupt

    "brought to a dead stop"

17. Devoid of former occupants

    "dead villages"

noun

1. Someone who is no longer alive one that is dead see dead
2. The state of being dead

   "raised him from the dead"

3. The time of greatest quiet

   "the dead of night"

adverb

1. Absolutely, utterly

   "dead certain"

2. Suddenly and completely

   "stopped dead in his tracks"

3. Directly

   "dead ahead"

noun

1. A period of silence especially during a broadcast

noun

1. An unventilated air space

noun

1. A lock bolt that is moved by turning a knob or key without action of a spring

noun

1. A brief and insignificant recovery (as of stock prices) after a steep decline

noun

1. One that is doomed

adjective

1. Lacking opportunities especially for advancement

   "a dead-end job"

2. Lacking an exit

   "a dead-end street"

3. Unruly

   "dead-end kids"

verb

1. To come to a dead end terminate

   "the road dead-ends at the lake"