1. The extinetion of life; the state of being dead or extinet; the state of the dead; the manner of dying; a skeleton, as a symbol of death; destroyer or agent of death; the instrument of death; the penalty of death; state of temporary or final extinction of spiritual life. Civil death, the separation of a man from civil society by panishment, &c. Deathbed, the bed on which a person dies; last illness.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• deepth,
• treath,
• deatr,
• deathin,
• deths,
• dieth,
• deatch,
• deat,
• delth,
• deoth,
• deathe,
• deeth,
• wearth,
• deach,
• eaith,
• beath,
• seeth,
• douth,
• deathg,
• tetth

• tooth-sac,
• tooth,
• Tith,
• Deetta,
• DeWitt,
• dear,
• DITHIO,
• TOTH,
• Dog-tooth,
• Teathe,
• toothier,
• depth,
• tooth-key,
• Tythe,
• dethaw,
• Doth,
• teethe,
• heath,
• toothy,
• death-tax,
• teth,
• Eye-Teeth,
• Tath,
• TWIOTH,
• tithe,
• deathy,
• egg-tooth,
• deity,
• DIATH,
• death-bed,
• teeth,
• earth,
• ded,
• dog-teeth,
• detty.

The adverb form of the word "death" is "deadly".

The adjective form of the word "death" is "dead".

The plural of the "death" can be the "deaths".

The singular of the "death" can be the "death".