deathproof

English

Etymology

From death +‎ -proof.

Adjective

deathproof (comparative more deathproof, superlative most deathproof)

1. Resistant to dying.
   • 1967, LIFE, volume 63, number 23, page 87:

     Controlled by computer, the plastic-skinned dummy has a heartbeat, breathes, tries to cough the air tube up out of its windpipe and even vomits. Sim is already serving students from Los Angeles County Hospital as a deathproof patient.