head
ਸਿਰ
definition
verb
the Palm Sunday procession was headed by the crucifer
be in the leading position on.
an article headed “The Protection of Human Life.”
give a title or caption to.
noun
Trying to determine the reason for the human logjam, I craned my neck trying to see over the heads of the rest of the parishioners.
the upper part of the human body, or the front or upper part of the body of an animal, typically separated from the rest of the body by a neck, and containing the brain, mouth, and sense organs.
a thing having the appearance of a head either in form or in relation to a whole, in particular.
adjective
the head waiter
chief; principal.
suffix
spearhead
denoting the front, forward, or upper part or end of a specified thing.
airhead
in nouns used informally to express disparagement of a person.
example
A picture shows the developers on horseback at the 'head' of the parade.
So I'll be at the 'head' of the queue for transfers, which are embargoed until September 1st.
I closed my eyes, but all that was rushing through my 'head' was the memories of her.
Thousands of lives and thousands of 'head' of cattle are lost every year due to floods.
What about a 'head' of crisp, green lettuce for that fresh salad you were wanting to prepare?
Stretch your arms upwards and imagine you're trying to grasp something just above your 'head' .
She'd been sitting next to Peter Burt, 'head' honcho at the Bank of Scotland.
It was an attractive woman who sat at the 'head' of the table who had made the dry statement.
I told them they could keep the tablets in case they got a bad 'head' on them some morning.
He was waiting at the 'head' of the queue of traffic.
When I reach the 'head' of the queue, my passport is looked at carefully before I'm allowed to pass.
At the 'head' of the parallel queue immediately to the right, the clerk's colleague smirks at me and I smirk back at her.
There was no way the captain could keep the ship's 'head' up into the seas.
The livestock population of over seven million 'head' is also expected to plummet.
To walk to the top of these hills requires a strong heart and a 'head' for heights.
The river 'head' is the source not only of the property's water, but also of its joie de vivre.
We look at how we can extend the shelf life of beer and at improving foam - people equate freshness with a nice 'head' of foam.
With his wife and child, he had ridden seventy-five miles up the valley to meet the Mormon party near the 'head' of Lemhi River.
Or is airline service that bad that the only way to get to the 'head' of the queue is to threaten the staff!
Picture the scene: the boardroom at fashion retailer Next's 'head' office in Leicester.
The man took the seat at the 'head' of the table and watching his guests select their lunch.
Another age had passed when she saw a man sitting upon a rock at the 'head' of the inlet.
She sat closer to him and put an arm around his neck while resting her 'head' on his shoulder.
She was 'head' girl at Musselburgh high school and that ethos lingers.
Some of the Hackenthorpe branch of the star's fan club have been taking it in turns to keep their place at the 'head' of the queue.
While more people were drinking wine than ever before, they drank only a moderate quantity per 'head' .
For some time I tried to find an wise or witty one to insert at the 'head' of my home page.
Andy then climbed down the staircase and pushed to the 'head' of the line.
Mohamed works in the library at the police's 'head' office communications services.
She took a seat at the 'head' of the table and told us her name was Judge Elizabeth Barkin.
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