Definitions for "Deadman"
A log or logs, heavy timber or timbers, a large block of concrete, a large boulder, or combination of the above that is partially or completely buried. Eyebolts placed in deadmen are used to anchor cables. Log or timber deadmen (without eyebolts) are used in log or timber retaining walls. They are placed perpendicular to the face of the wall, extending into the earth behind it to prevent the wall from falling over.
Buried mass of concrete or logs, which is used as an anchor for a cable or as a hidden support for a retaining wall.
A completely buried anchor, often a log, used where no suitable stumps exist for anchoring.
a kitesurfing trick where the kiter hangs upside down during a jump, lets go of the control bar, and hangs their arms downward.
A dynamic climbing technique in which the hold is grabbedat the apex of upward motion. This technique places minimal strain on both the hold and the arms.
Also called a T-support or T-brace, this wooden device consists of a short cross brace at the end of a support that is slightly longer than the ceiling is high. It is used to pin and hold a drywall ceiling panel in place until it is fastened.
Keywords:  hell, band, great, well
a great band and they put on a hell of a show as well