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Definition of deadstock in English: deadstocknounˈdɛdstɒk mass nounThe machinery used on a farm, as opposed to the livestock. Example sentencesExamples - This could obviously have huge and lengthy implications for all auctions, both of livestock and deadstock.
- Sale of tractors, vehicles, agricultural machinery, deadstock, building equipment,. garden machinery and growing stock at 11am.
- The right is reserved to hold a farm sale of deadstock and chattels on the property prior to completion without liability for any damage caused.
- The recent sale of deadstock at Rosemaund held by auctioneers John Amos and Co saw a large gathering of the rural community from Herefordshire.
Origin Mid 19th century: on the pattern of livestock. |