deaders

There was Mordreth, who did little but portraits -- and "deaders" at that -- but who fancied he might come out reasonably strong on landscape and on architectural accessories if somebody would only give him a chance.

Under the Skylights Henry Blake Fuller 1893

 When combined with his light of will, their luminance caused a fatal disruption in the black rings:  in short, a short, causing the deaders to get blowed up real good.

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Also, he had seen them carry six of their number off the field, three of which, he said, were deaders.

Chapter 13 2010

But there are some deaders, and quite a few that are a bit stiff and discoloured but still readable (thank goodness).

To the person who picked up my mobile phone... editormum 2007

Also, it took my until issue 3 to realize this isn't the world as we know it and some devastated world full of deaders.

Shameless self-promotion: TEMPLAR David Campbell 2007

Spyware is a disease in the Darwinian ecosystem of the Internet, and it keeps power users ahead of brain-deaders who click moving banner monkeys.

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There was a rash of reports when the men from the Water Supply Commission began digging up the graveyards to transplant the deaders, in preparation for the flooding.

Stillwater William F. Weld 2002

There was a rash of reports when the men from the Water Supply Commission began digging up the graveyards to transplant the deaders, in preparation for the flooding.

Stillwater William F. Weld 2002

There was a rash of reports when the men from the Water Supply Commission began digging up the graveyards to transplant the deaders, in preparation for the flooding.

Stillwater William F. Weld 2002

They'd already had to put three deaders over the side, one of which had seemed to die by her own hand.

Ship Of Magic Hobb, Robin 1998