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Definition of head
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of head is as below...
Head (n.) A
separate
part, or
topic,
of a
discourse;
a theme to be
expanded;
a
subdivision;
as, the heads of a
sermon..
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Coverchief
::
Coverchief
(n.) A
covering
for the head.
Drowsihead
::
Drowsihead
(n.)
Drowsiness.
Heterochromous
::
Heterochromous
(a.)
Having
the
central
florets
of a
flower
head of a
different
color from those of the
circumference.
Noseband
::
Noseband
(n.) That part of the
headstall
of a
bridle
which
passes
over a
horse's
nose.
Deaden
::
Deaden
(a.) To
lessen
the
velocity
or
momentum
of; to
retard;
as, to
deaden
a
ship's
headway..
Head
::
Head (v. t.) To cut off the top of; to lop off; as, to head
trees..
Erect
::
Erect (a.)
Elevated,
as the tips of
wings,
heads of
serpents,
etc..
Soulili
::
Soulili
(n.) A
long-tailed,
crested
Javan
monkey
(Semnopithecus
mitratus).
The head, the
crest,
and the upper
surface
of the tail, are
black..
Growthead
::
Growthead
(n.) A lazy
person;
a
blockhead.
Skullcap
::
Skullcap
(n.) A cap which fits the head
closely;
also,
formerly,
a
headpiece
of iron sewed
inside
of a cap for
protection..
Hermes
::
Hermes
(n.)
Originally,
a
boundary
stone
dedicated
to
Hermes
as the god of
boundaries,
and
therefore
bearing
in some cases a head, or head and
shoulders,
placed
upon a
quadrangular
pillar
whose
height
is that of the body
belonging
to the head,
sometimes
having
feet or other parts of the body
sculptured
upon it. These
figures,
though
often
representing
Hermes,
were used for other
divinities,
and even, in later
times,
for
portraits
of human
beings.
Called
also
herma.
See
Terminal
statue,
under Ter
Scalp
::
Scalp (n.) A part of the skin of the head, with the hair
attached,
cut or torn off from an enemy by the
Indian
warriors
of North
America,
as a token of
victory..
Academy
::
Academy
(n.) A
garden
or grove near
Athens
(so named from the hero
Academus),
where Plato and his
followers
held their
philosophical
conferences;
hence,
the
school
of
philosophy
of which Plato was
head..
Maidenhead
::
Maidenhead
(n.) The
hymen,
or
virginal
membrane..
Beetlehead
::
Beetlehead
(n.) The
black-bellied
plover,
or
bullhead
(Squatarola
helvetica).
See
Plover..
Header
::
Header
(n.) One who heads a
movement,
a
party,
or a mob; head;
chief;
leader..
Cyclops
::
Cyclops
(n. sing. & pl.) One of a race of
giants,
sons of
Neptune
and
Amphitrite,
having
but one eye, and that in the
middle
of the
forehead.
They were
fabled
to
inhabit
Sicily,
and to
assist
in the
workshops
of
Vulcan,
under Mt.
Etna..
Depot
::
Depot (n.) The
headquarters
of a
regiment,
where all
supplies
are
received
and
distributed,
recruits
are
assembled
and
instructed,
infirm
or
disabled
soldiers
are taken care of, and all the wants of the
regiment
are
provided
for..
Concertina
::
Concertina
(n.) A small
musical
instrument
on the
principle
of the
accordion.
It is a small
elastic
box, or
bellows,
having
free reeds on the
inside,
and keys and
handles
on the
outside
of each of the two
hexagonal
heads..
Cherub
::
Cherub
(n.) One of a order of
angels,
variously
represented
in art. In
European
painting
the
cherubim
have been shown as blue, to
denote
knowledge,
as
distinguished
from the
seraphim
(see
Seraph),
and in later art the
children's
heads with wings are
generally
called
cherubs..
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