quick and the dead

"Quick and the dead" is an idiomatic phrase that refers to both the living and the dead. It is often used to indicate the full scope of human existence, encompassing both those who are alive and those who have passed away. The phrase can also be interpreted in a more literal sense, where "quick" refers to the living or those who are quick-witted, agile, or energetic, while "dead" describes those who have physically died.


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