Causing death, or fatal injury; mortal, fatal.

That causes death; deadly, fatal.

Fraught with death; fatal, destructive, deadly.

Causing death, deadly, fatal; (now) spec. of a disease, wound, or blow; frequently with to. Also figurative: destructive or very damaging.

Involving loss of the head or life. That causes death, fatal. Now rare.

Hurtful; destructive; ruinous; deadly, fatal.

Leading to or presaging death; deadly, fatal. Obsolete.

= mortal, adj.

That causes or is liable to cause a person or thing to perish; potentially deadly; spec. (of weather) extremely cold.

Producing or resulting in death, destruction, or irreversible ruin, material or immaterial; deadly, destructive, ruinous. Const. to. Also in phrase…

= feral, adj.1

Bringing or causing physical death; death-dealing, deadly.

Causing death, deadly, mortal. Obsolete.

= exitial, adj.

Deadly, fatal, mortal; = deathly, adj. 2. Now literary and somewhat rare.

Causing death; mortal, fatal; deadly. Obsolete.

gen. Causing death, killing. Obsolete.

That may or will cause death; deadly, mortal. Said, e.g. of weapons, drugs, wounds. Now esp. of a dose of poison: Sufficient to cause death.

Dispatching, finishing; deadly, fatal. Obsolete.

Affecting life; fatal to or destructive of life.

That cannot be recovered from. Obsolete.

Of a deadly nature; deadly, fatal.

That causes or results in death, deadly.

That causes death; deadly.

= mortific, adj.

(a) n. stabbing with a dagger; (b) adj. stabbing, fatal.

= exitial, adj.

Bringing fate or death; deadly; = fatal, adj. 6.

That would kill devils; deadly.

That cannot be survived; impossible to live through; fatal.

Causing death, fatal. In quot. 1848 figurative.

killing quickly, rapidly fatal.