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| - Dead Man's Chest is a LEGO theme about the archeologist, Trigger, who is on a quest to find the Still Beating Heart of Osama Bin Ladin.
- The Dead Man's Chest is a tavern in Korkut in Kazan, frequented by all manner of old salts, seafaring Dwarfs, Kazanids and Goblin deck-hands. A meal in the Dead Man's Chest costs 1GP. A popular game in the Dead Man's Chest tavern is Snakes' Eyes.
- "Dead Man's Chest" is a written lyric from Robert Louis Stevenson's book Treasure Island for which music was added by Henry Waller for a Broadway rendition of the story in 1901. The song is performed in a medley at the end of The Muppet Show episode 507. After Kermit takes "Black Jackson" (Glenda Jackson) captive, the cast sing "Fifteen men on the dead man's chest, yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!"
- "Dead Man's Chest" (also known as Fifteen Men On The Dead Man's Chest or Derelict) is a fictional sea song, originally from Robert Louis Stevenson's novel Treasure Island (1883). It was expanded in a poem, titled Derelict by Young E. Allison, published in the Louisville Courier-Journal in 1891. It has since been used in many later works of art in various forms.
- Dead Man's Chest on baari jota tarvitset mini tehtävässäThe Alfred Grimhand Bar Crawl.Ostat sieltä juoman nimeltä: Supergrog. Se alentaa:Attackia,Defenceä,Herblorea,Prayeriä ja Cookingia.The Alfred Grimhand Bar Crawlia tarvitset Barbarian Outpostiin.MUUTEN ET PÄÄSE SISÄLLE!Saat myös Dead Man's Chestistä saat myös normaalia Beeriä. Luokka:Baarit, Pubit, Majatalot ja Tavernat en:Dead Man's Chest
- Dead Man's Chest is a an episode from series 13 that first aired on 19 September 1996.
- The Decepticons have found a way to breach the subspace pockets of the Autobots, meaning that they can use the Autobots' own weapons against them!
- The Dead Man's Chest is a pub located in Brimhaven. Players can purchase beer and grog from the Bartender here, and Supergrog during the Alfred Grimhand Bar Crawl.
- What do you do if you have a dead body on your hands and somebody snooping around that you don't want to see it? Why, stuff it the body into a convenient empty chest or trunk until that busybody goes away, of course. This is only a temporary solution and you will still have to move the body later, but what could possibly go wrong? Not to be confused with the real, original Dead Man's Chest, which was the name of one of the Virgin Islands. Examples of Dead Man's Chest include:
- The Dead Man's Chest, also known as the chest of Davy Jones was a treasure chest which contained the still-beating heart of Davy Jones. After carving out his own heart, Jones locked it in the chest and buried it on Isla Cruces, hiding it from the world.
- Harbor Walk - Port Poxy - Rogue's Isle Tall, gently swaying palm trees form a perimeter around about three-fourths of the ramshackle town of Port Poxy, with its motley mix of whitewashed stone construction, thatched roofs, and cobblestone roads. The main street, known as Harbor Walk, leads from the moorings at Scurvy Wharf to the looming Fort Amalgado. A winding path leads down toward Creepy Cove, on the shore of the harbor. "That's odd," Fire remarks, looking out over the water, "I like it... It's... peaceful." The perceptive may notice a ship appearing on the horrizon. Blake just keeps laughing.
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