How to pronounce “push daisies”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of push up daisies.

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push up the daisies, push up daisies, pop off, drop dead, stop dead, gone north about, pull up stumps, push in, pop one's clogs, drop off the hooks, yield up the ghost, wake up dead, push on, take a dirt nap, cash in one's chips, fall asleep, push into the long grass, fall off one's perch, have had it, go belly-up, turn up one's toes, slip one's wind, push-up, bite the dust, kick the bucket, drop like flies, cash in, go oof, hop the twig, turn in one's grave, hand in one's dinner pail, have one foot in the grave, push through, hand in one's checks, pass in one's checks, pass the river, have had one's chips, roll over in one's grave, put out of one's misery, lick the dust, shuffle off this mortal coil, conk out, doodie up, put in the ground, die just like one lived, draw one's last breath, die like one lived, up and disappear, dust, toddle off, knock on heaven's door, die just the way one lived, push against an open door, go poof, push up on, lose their head, go to sleep, do the dutch, push string uphill, go the way of the dodo, drive into the ground, peg it, autodarwinate, fall at the final hurdle, buy the farm, snuff it, blow this pop stand, push it, go over to the majority, lose his head, yield the ghost, go the way of all the earth, sign one's own death warrant, drop like a hot potato, push around, suck it up, buttercup, buy it, take one's life, push back, kill someone dead, commit suicide, go the way of the dodo bird, press the panic button, pop a deuce, dig one's own grave, do away with, dice with death, put oneself out of the way, play dead, kick off, lose her head, die on the vine, drive something into the ground, blow up in one's face, run to the ground, die in the last ditch, take the biscuit, close one's eyes for the last time, permadie, end one's life

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