dead heading

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Definition of dead heading in English English dictionary
deadheading: the removal of dead flowers from a plant in order to encourage the growth of new ones, and to prevent the production of seeds
deadheading: Present participle of deadhead
dead head: Verb The process of pinching off used or spent blooms to keep the plants well groomed and to prevent them from setting seed This will promote continued bloom
dead head: A run on a truck or bus that is needed to begin or end a tour without freight or passengers E g from home base to first stop on tour or from last gig to home base Submitted by Karl Kuenning RFL from Roadie Net
dead head: dull and inefficient person (Slang)
dead head: To remove spent flower heads to prolong flowering and prevent self seeding
dead-heading: Operating a truck without cargo
deadheading: – segment of a trip made by a transit vehicle not in revenue service
deadheading: A trucking term that means the driving of a tractor-trailer that is empty, usually on the return trip from delivering goods A special trucking endorsement, Truckers Insurance for Non-Trucking Use, may be necessary when deadheading
deadheading: -The costly return trip of an empty transportation container Opposite of backhauling
deadheading: Operating without passengers
deadheading: The intentional removal of dead flowers or seeds from a plant to encourage or prolong its bloom period

dead heading

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dead head·ing

ded hedîng

/ˈded ˈhedəɴɢ/ /ˈdɛd ˈhɛdɪŋ/

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