deads part, deed is part
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 43
Scots Law : That part of a man's movables which remains besides what is due to the wife and children; or which he has a right to dispose of before his death in whatever way he may please. it is called the dead's part, because the de ceased had full power over it."- Erskine: Inst., B. iii. I. ix. sec. 18. dead-spindle, s. Lathe : The non-rotating spindle in the tail-stock or dead-head of a lathe.
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