deadhead in Dutch
deadhead in Dutch is koppen — deadhead means someone let into a theatre or concert for free, or paid to be there.
deadhead in Dutch
koppen
(horticulture) (transitive) To remove spent or dead blossoms from a plant.
What does "deadhead" mean?
- noun Someone let into a theatre or concert for free, or paid to be there.
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noun A transport worker, such as a pilot or flight attendant, who travels as a passenger to reach or return from a job.
"Are you my deadhead to Miami?"
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noun Someone who travels without paying the usual fare.
"The yap that kicks and rings a deadhead call Must either spend or else get off the car."
- noun A vehicle such as a train or lorry sent between cities empty so it is ready to carry passengers or goods.
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deadhead in a sentence
- Are you my deadhead to Miami?
- The yap that kicks and rings a deadhead call Must either spend or else get off the car.
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What is "deadhead" in Dutch?
"deadhead" in Dutch is koppen. deadhead means: Someone let into a theatre or concert for free, or paid to be there.
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