deadheading

• “How do you go about that, deadheading, I mean?” I was really enthused. —  CATCH ME IF YOU CAN - FRANK ABAGNALE JR.
• The example given before of crews working a Rome-Bangkok flight, getting five days off and then deadheading back to Rome is obviously not the way to run an airline. —  IAGblog
• I worked in the garden, deadheading and watering, and as I made my way around the back of Max's Garden, I looked down and there on the ground under the stone bench, was a big fat Monarch caterpillar. —  Garden Voices
• Flowers hammered by hail may survive, especially if they're among the varieties that need deadheading. —  The Oshkosh Northwestern Latest Headlines
• After pulling apart the peonies and deadheading the last of the mums, gardeners will take a long look at their backyards and head indoors to plan for next season. —  The Chicago Blog

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