13 phrases found for the topic Death

Phrase: A fate worse than death / hell

Meaning: Something bad, unpleasant or boring that we can experience:
Going to church all Sunday mornings is a fate worse than hell (that is, I find it very boring)
Getting married and having children can be a fate worse than death if you do not get on well with your spouse

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Phrase: A nail in somebody's coffin

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Phrase: Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death, but once

Author: William Shakespeare in Julius Caesar

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Phrase: Dead and buried

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Phrase: Dead men tell no lies

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Phrase: Die a thousand deaths

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Phrase: Die on the vine

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Phrase: I love the name of honour more than I fear death

Author: William Shakespeare in Julius Caesar

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Phrase: Kick the bucket

Meaning: To die: She kicked the bucket last night

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Phrase: Life's a bitch, and then you die

Sent by Ivy Robinson

Email: ivycarp@yahoo.com

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Phrase: Over my dead body

Meaning: I will not allow that, or will do my best to stop you: You will destroy my farm over my dead body

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Phrase: The die is cast

Meaning: Things cannot be changed

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Phrase: The kiss of death

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