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Definition of head
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Head (v. i.) To
originate;
to
spring;
to have its
source,
as a
river..
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White-face
::
White-face
(n.) A white mark in the
forehead
of a
horse,
descending
almost
to the nose; --
called
also
white-blaze..
Yellowhammer
::
Yellowhammer
(n.) A
common
European
finch
(Emberiza
citrinella).
The color of the male is
bright
yellow
on the
breast,
neck, and sides of the head, with the back
yellow
and
brown,
and the top of the head and the tail
quills
blackish.
Called
also
yellow
bunting,
scribbling
lark, and
writing
lark..
Vyce
::
Vyce (n.) A kind of clamp with
gimlet
points
for
holding
a
barrel
head while the
staves
are being
closed
around
it.
Frontal
::
Frontal
(n.)
Something
worn on the
forehead
or face; a
frontle.
Helve
::
Helve (n.) The lever at the end of which is the
hammer
head, in a forge
hammer..
Cap
::
Cap (n.) A
respectful
uncovering
of the head.
Sagittate
::
Sagittate
(a.)
Shaped
like an
arrowhead;
triangular,
with the two basal
angles
prolonged
downward..
Cockshead
::
Cockshead
(n.) A
leguminous
herb
(Onobrychis
Caput-galli),
having
small
spiny-crested
pods..
Bow
::
Bow (v. t.) To bend or
incline,
as the head or body, in token of
respect,
gratitude,
assent,
homage,
or
condescension..
Lappet
::
Lappet
(n.) A small
decorative
fold or flap, esp, of lace or
muslin,
in a
garment
or
headdress..
Counterbore
::
Counterbore
(n.) A
flat-bottomed
cylindrical
enlargement
of the mouth of a hole,
usually
of
slight
depth,
as for
receiving
a
cylindrical
screw
head..
Affair
::
Affair
(n.) That which is done or is to be done;
matter;
concern;
as, a
difficult
affair
to
manage;
business
of any kind,
commercial,
professional,
or
public;
-- often in the
plural.
At the head of
affairs.
Junius..
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To cause to move upon a
center,
or as if upon a
center;
to give
circular
motion
to; to cause to
revolve;
to cause to move
round,
either
partially,
wholly,
or
repeatedly;
to make to
change
position
so as to
present
other sides in given
directions;
to make to face
otherwise;
as, to turn a wheel or a
spindle;
to turn the body or the
head..
Crosstrees
::
Crosstrees
(n. pl.)
Pieces
of
timber
at a
masthead,
to which are
attached
the upper
shrouds.
At the head of lower masts in large
vessels,
they
support
a
semicircular
platform
called
the top..
Tonsure
::
Tonsure
(n.) The first
ceremony
used for
devoting
a
person
to the
service
of God and the
church;
the first
degree
of the
clericate,
given by a
bishop,
abbot,
or
cardinal
priest,
consisting
in
cutting
off the hair from a
circular
space at the back of the head, with
prayers
and
benedictions;
hence,
entrance
or
admission
into minor
orders..
Noseband
::
Noseband
(n.) That part of the
headstall
of a
bridle
which
passes
over a
horse's
nose.
Blowhole
::
Blowhole
(n.) A
nostril
or
spiracle
in the top of the head of a whale or other
cetacean.
Supporter
::
Supporter
(n.) A knee
placed
under the
cathead.
Springiness
::
Springhead
(n.) A
fountain
or
source.
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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