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dead: applying to a device or circuit to indicate that a voltage is not applied
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

dead-man: the inactive mass of burden resting on the centre of the hearth bottom.
Category: Iron and steel industries

deaden: a coating to deprive a surface of gloss or brilliancy
Category: The chemical industry

deadening: a coating to deprive a surface of gloss or brilliancy
Category: The chemical industry

deadhead: moving a revenue vehicle without passengers or cargo on board,e.g.,on a regular route to and from a garage or from the end of one revenue trip to the beginning of another
Category: Transport

deadlight: A heavy round glass or bull`s eye inserted in a door or skylight to give light inside.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deadlight: A round plate of brass or steel,working on a hinge,and screwing down upon a sidelight,serving to protect the glass port light in heavy weather.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deadline: a time limit,as for payment,news story...
Category: Law

deadline: the circulation works on a time schedule. This fact requires the meeting of deadlines by all those whose work precedes that of the distribution department.
Category: Printing and publishing

deadline: the time when a story must be completed or an edition go to press.
Category: Printing and publishing

deadline: the hour or day after which advertising will not be accepted for appearance in a specific edition of a publication or specific broadcast time period.
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

deadline: the time limit after which copy is not accepted for use in a particular issue of a publication.
Category: Printing and publishing

deadlock: A situation in which two processes wait indefinitely for each other.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

deadlock: a counteraction of things producing entire stoppage: a state of inaction or of neutralization caused by opposition of persons or of factions (as in governement or in a voting body)..
Category: Labour

deadly: in multiprogramming:a condition in which two or more processes are waiting indefinitely for events that will quite probably never occur
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

deadly: the conditions when two interbus transfers,using the same bus linker,have been commenced and neither transfer can be completed
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

deadly: plant from the leaves and roots of which may be obtained the poisonous alkaloid precursors of various medically useful narcotics,chief among which is atropine
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deadspot: an area within a cellular system where service is not available due to steep terrain,a tunnel,heavy foliage,or electronic interference
Category: News-systems and communications

deadwood: timber produced from dead standing trees
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deadwork: That part of a vessel`s hull which is above water when it is laden.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deadwork: that part of a vessel`s hull which is above water
Category: Transport

deadworks: That part of a vessel`s hull which is above water when it is laden.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deadworks: that part of a vessel`s hull which is above water
Category: Transport

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