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The word ‘Ded’ derives from the word ‘dead’ (to die..), however, please do not get the two confused. Founded over 5 years ago by a gentleman called Mr. Ajmer Singh Kang, it was used in reference to something ending rather abruptly. For example, the end of a football match or if someone finished a spliff before someone had a chance to toke, you would no doubt hear “you deded that spliff!” This then organically developed into a number of meanings. Whether it be to say hello to someone or to say goodbye, 'ded' is used. It is also used to laugh at someone’s expense. For example, if you fell over after a few brandy’s you will no doubt hear the word 'ded!' being proclaimed from afar. One other use is as a verb to describe the act of fornication. Ded.
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