deadfall
ˈdedfɑːl
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Definition of deadfall - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
hunting traptrap with heavy object falling on prey
  • The hunter set a deadfall to catch rabbits.
snare trap
2.
forestryTECH.coarse woody debris found in forestsTECH.
  • The forest floor was covered in deadfall.
3.
entertainmentDatedUScheap rough bar or saloonDatedUS
  • They spent the evening at a local deadfall.
dive saloon
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Images of deadfall

  • deadfall: coarse woody debris found in forests
    coarse woody debris found in forests

Origin of deadfall

English, dead (no longer alive) + fall (to drop)

Examples of deadfall in a sentence

  • The survivalist demonstrated how to build a deadfall.
  • Hikers often trip over deadfall on the trails.
  • Deadfall provides habitat for various forest creatures.
  • The deadfall was packed with rowdy patrons.
  • She avoided the deadfall, preferring quieter places.

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  1. French:piège à bascule, bois mort, ...
  2. German:Totfang, Totholz, ...
  3. Italian:trappola a caduta, legname morto, ...
  4. Spanish:trampa de caída, madera muerta, ...
  5. Portuguese:armadilha de queda, madeira morta, ...
  6. Chinese:落石陷阱, 枯木, ...
  7. Japanese:落とし罠, 倒木, ...
  8. Arabic:فخ السقوط, مُخَلَّفَات خَشَبِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּסוֹלֶת עֵץ גַּסָּה שֶׁנָּפְלָה בַּיַּעַר, ...
  10. Russian:ловушка, валежник, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пастка з падаючим вантажем, мертві дерева, ...
  12. Hindi:डेडफॉल, सस्ता बार, ...
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