dead （“a dead man” = ‘a man marked out for death’ occurs once Wiv. IV. ii. 45）
1.
“is dead” = has died
Ado V. i. 254, H5 V. i. 86,
Rom. V. iii. 210
“my wife is dead
to-night,”
Lr. V. iii. 294.
2.
deadly, mortal MND. III. ii. 57, Wint. IV. iii. [iv.] 447
“the blow of it,”
R2 IV. i. 10*
“that time” (but
?=dark and dreary, like “ hour”
Ham. I. i. 65).
3.
deadly pale 2H4 I. i. 71, Oth. II. iii.
179.
