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Definition of head
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Head (n.) Tiles laid at the eaves of a
house.
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Antiae
::
Antiae
(n. pl.) The two
projecting
feathered
angles
of the
forehead
of some
birds;
the
frontal
points.
Rocket
::
Rocket
(n.) A blunt lance head used in the
joust.
Buzzard
::
Buzzard
(n.) A
blockhead;
a
dunce.
Coma
::
Coma (n.) A tuft or
bunch,
-- as the
assemblage
of
branches
forming
the head of a tree; or a
cluster
of
bracts
when empty and
terminating
the
inflorescence
of a
plant;
or a tuft of long hairs on
certain
seeds..
Acephalous
::
Acephalous
(a.)
Without
a
distinct
head; -- a term
applied
to
bivalve
mollusks.
Ceiling
::
Ceiling
(v. t.) The
inside
lining
of a room
overhead;
the under side of the floor
above;
the upper
surface
opposite
to the
floor.
Capitulation
::
Capitulation
(n.) A
reducing
to heads or
articles;
a
formal
agreement.
Tailpiece
::
Tailpiece
(n.) One of the
timbers
which tail into a
header,
in floor
framing.
See
Illust.
of
Header..
Headman
::
Headman
(n.) A head or
leading
man,
especially
of a
village
community..
Angler
::
Angler
(n.) A fish
(Lophius
piscatorius),
of
Europe
and
America,
having
a
large,
broad,
and
depressed
head, with the mouth very
large.
Peculiar
appendages
on the head are said to be used to
entice
fishes
within
reach.
Called
also
fishing
frog,
frogfish,
toadfish,
goosefish,
allmouth,
monkfish,
etc..
Recline
::
Recline
(v. t.) To cause or
permit
to lean,
incline,
rest, etc.; to place in a
recumbent
position;
as, to
recline
the head on the
hand..
Lochaber Axe
::
Lochaber
axe () A
weapon
of war,
consisting
of a pole armed with an
axhead
at its end,
formerly
used by the
Scotch
Highlanders..
High Priest
::
High
priest
() A chief
priest;
esp., the head of the
Jewish
priesthood..
Multicipital
::
Multicipital
(a.)
Having
many heads or many stems from one crown or root.
Lionced
::
Lionced
(a.)
Adorned
with
lions'
heads;
having
arms
terminating
in
lions'
heads;
-- said of a
cross.
Nun
::
Nun (n.) A white
variety
of
domestic
pigeons
having
a veil of
feathers
covering
the head.
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) An
official
statement
of
facts,
verbal
or
written;
especially,
a
statement
in
writing
of
proceedings
and facts
exhibited
by an
officer
to his
superiors;
as, the
reports
of the heads af
departments
to
Congress,
of a
master
in
chancery
to the
court,
of
committees
to a
legislative
body, and the
like..
Shode
::
Shode (v. t.) The
parting
of the hair on the head.
Headborrow
::
Headborrow
(n.) The chief of a
frankpledge,
tithing,
or
decennary,
consisting
of ten
families;
--
called
also
borsholder,
boroughhead,
boroughholder,
and
sometimes
tithingman.
See
Borsholder..
Linnet
::
Linnet
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
fringilline
birds of the
genera
Linota,
Acanthis,
and
allied
genera,
esp. the
common
European
species
(L.
cannabina),
which,
in full
summer
plumage,
is
chestnut
brown
above,
with the
breast
more or less
crimson.
The
feathers
of its head are
grayish
brown,
tipped
with
crimson.
Called
also gray
linnet,
red
linnet,
rose
linnet,
brown
linnet,
lintie,
lintwhite,
gorse
thatcher,
linnet
finch,
and
greater
redpoll.
The
American
redpoll
linnet
(Acanthis
linaria)
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