Dead and Leafy

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Dead

Dead adjective - No longer living.
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Leafy is an antonym for dead.
Nearby Word: deadly

Leafy

Leafy adjective - Covered with a thick, healthy natural growth.
Usage example: the backyard's leafy bushes look nice, but have a tendency to attract deer
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Dead is an antonym for leafy.
Nearby Words: leaf, leafed, leafless, leafing, leafage
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  • Web Animation / Battle for Dream Island It seems like they will be brought back, but the Hand Powered Recovery Center was inside of Evil Leafy, so they're dead forever.
    Source: Web Animation / Battle for Dream Island
  • Back from the Dead: "No matter how often he is cut down, the Green Man will always live again." Plant Person: Some spirits, most notably the Green Man, whose picture is a green man with a flowery and leafy crown and a thorn vine-wrapped sword.
    Source: Literature / Fantasy Encyclopedia
  • Web Animation / Battle for Dream Island The entire cast wants Leafy dead just because she stole Dream Island.
    Source: Web Animation / Battle for Dream Island
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