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deadstart

deadstart noun: a bootup procedure.

Noun

deadstart (plural deadstarts)

  1. (dated) A bootup procedure.

Verb

deadstart (third-person singular simple present deadstarts, present participle deadstarting, simple past and past participle deadstarted)

  1. (dated, transitive) To boot up.

Forms of deadstart

Noun
pluraldeadstarts
Verb
third-person singular presentdeadstarts
present participledeadstarting
past participledeadstarted
pastdeadstarted

Origin of deadstart

From dead + start.

Questions about deadstart

What does deadstart mean?
Deadstart means a bootup procedure.
What part of speech is deadstart?
Deadstart can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of deadstart?
The plural of deadstart is deadstarts.

Words near deadstart in the dictionary

  1. deadsorption
  2. deadspace
  3. deadspaces
  4. deadspot
  5. deadspots
  6. deadstart
  7. deadstarted
  8. deadstarting
  9. deadstarts
  10. deadstick
  11. deadstick landing

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