Synonyms of perish

verbTo die; to cease to live.

• deceaseTo die.
• pass away
• assume room temperature slangTo die; to be killed.
• auger in euphemisticTo crash catastrophically into the ground.
• be called home euphemistic
• be like the the One euphemistic
• be no more
• be with Jesus
• be with the Lord
• bite the big one euphemisticTo die.
• bite the biscuit euphemistic
• bite the dust euphemistic
• buy the farm euphemisticTo die; generally, to die in battle or in a plane crash.
• buy it euphemisticTo die.
• cark itTo die.
• cash in euphemisticTo die.
• cash in one's chips euphemistic
• check out euphemistic
• close one's eyes for the last timeTo die; to pass away.
• code
• conk out euphemistic
• croak euphemistic
• cross over
• cross the Great Divide euphemistic
• cross the StyxTo die.
• darken euphemisticTo be extinguished or deprived of vitality, to die.
• decompose
• dematerialize euphemistic
• depart euphemistic
• disincarnate
• draw one's last breathTo die.
• drop off the hooks euphemisticTo die.
• exit euphemisticTo depart from life; to die.
• expireTo die.
• fall off the twig euphemisticSynonym of die.
• flatline
• give one's all euphemisticTo lose one's life while making the utmost effort with full commitment.
• give up the ghostTo cease clinging to life; to die.
• go for a burton euphemistic
• go out euphemistic
• go over to the majority euphemisticTo die.
• go the way of all flesh euphemisticTo die; to follow a course leading to death or extinction.
• go the way of the dinosaurs euphemisticTo go extinct or become obsolete; to fall out of common use or practice; to become a thing of the past.
• go the way of the dodo euphemisticTo go extinct or become obsolete or defunct; to fall out of common practice or use; to become a thing of the past.
• go the way of the dodo bird euphemistic
• go to glory euphemistic
• go to one's reward euphemistic
• go west euphemistic
• hand in one's checks euphemistic
• hand in one's dinner pail euphemisticTo die.
• hop the twig euphemistic
• join the choir invisibleTo die.
• keel over euphemistic
• kick the bucket euphemisticTo die.
• kick off euphemistic
• knock off euphemistic
• liquidate euphemistic
• lose the number of one's mess euphemisticTo die, to perish.
• meet one's doomTo die.
• meet one's endTo die.
• meet one's makerTo die or to pass into the afterlife.
• pass euphemisticTo die.
• pass in one's checks euphemisticTo die.
• pass in one's marble euphemistic
• pass onTo die.
• pass over
• pass the river euphemisticTo die.
• pay nature's debt euphemisticSynonym of pay the debt of nature (“to die”).
• pay the debt of nature euphemisticTo die.
• peg out euphemistic
• pop off euphemistic
• pop one's clogs euphemisticTo die.
• push up daisies euphemisticTo be dead.
• shuffle off this mortal coil euphemisticTo die; to divest oneself of one's mortal body.
• slip away euphemistic
• snuff it euphemisticTo die.
• succumb euphemistic
• take a dirt nap euphemisticTo die.
• turn up one's toes euphemisticTo die.
• yield up the ghostFor a person, to die.
• be gathered to one's fathers dated, euphemisticTo be buried together with one's forebears; hence, to die.
• forfare archaicTo go to ruin; be destroyed; perish.
• sink archaic, euphemisticTo die.
• sleep with one's fathers dated, literaryTo be buried together with one's forebears; hence, to die; also, to be dead.