deadhead in English

noun

1

a fan and follower of the rock group the Grateful Dead.

the Deadhead hard core shadows the band, selling tie-dyes and beads

2

a commercial carrier with no paying passengers or freight on a trip.

In addition, carriers are playing ‘musical chairs,’ replacing existing customers and lanes with opportunities that minimize deadhead miles and increase overall profitability.

3

a sunken or partially submerged log.

Another hazard to keep in mind during the pre-spawn is deadheads under the water.

verb

1

(of a commercial driver, etc.) complete a trip without paying passengers or freight.

trucks deadheading into California to pick up outbound loads

2

remove dead flower heads from (a plant) to encourage further blooming.

Young plants should be deadheaded after flowering so that the energy they would have spent on fruit or seed then goes into more shoots.

Use "deadhead" in a sentence

1. Don't forget to deadhead the pansies.

2. Backhauls are a step up from a deadhead—a pretty big step, actually

3. It's a role he relishes, particularly for the cognitive dissonance It'serves up : A Republican Deadhead?

4. Excellent cut flowers, Bellflowers will re-bloom during the summer after you deadhead them.

5. Employing to suspect, but also use the suspect; Laity both; Deadhead not; Different people must use.

6. Bobtail insurance, also called “deadhead insurance” provides coverage for damages from accidents in the following situations:

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