deadhead
- noun
- /ˈdɛdˌhɛd/
- Jargon
- After the roses bloomed, she became a regular deadhead in her garden to keep them healthy.
Examples
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Many deadheads traveled across the country to attend every Grateful Dead concert.
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The community of deadheads is known for its loyalty and unique culture.
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A true deadhead never misses a concert.
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Many deadheads travel across the country to see the band.
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After the last flowers wilted, she decided to deadhead the rose bushes to promote new growth.
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To keep the garden looking fresh, it's essential to deadhead the plants regularly.
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He learned that to maximize blooms, one must deadhead the flowers once they have faded.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Deadhead was first used for fans of the band Grateful Dead who followed the group from concert to concert. So a deadhead is a devoted fan who often traveled to many shows.