head
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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.
translation of 'head'
noun
سر
example
He put his hands on my sides and I put my arms around his neck and rested my 'head' against his chest.
Mohamed works in the library at the police's 'head' office communications services.
Her back was now on my chest, and she was resting her 'head' in the crook of my neck and shoulder.
He had no 'head' for business, but he was supported by powerful patrons who commissioned photographs from him.
The purpose of a proper glass is to concentrate the aroma and allow a full 'head' of foam to develop.
The seawater stream into which the combustion gas is injected is under pressure via the 'head' of water exerted by the seawater reservoir.
He'd raised and sold a few 'head' of cattle in his time and used his savings to take lessons.
Last year she walked away from her job as Tennis Scotland's 'head' coach.
Thousands of lives and thousands of 'head' of cattle are lost every year due to floods.
The livestock population of over seven million 'head' is also expected to plummet.
Watch for the notice board with a diagram identifying the mountains at the 'head' of the lake.
I was at the 'head' of the queue
We're going to 'head' her back to port.
In an effort to overcome this a forward-looking wind transducer is mounted at the 'head' of the mast.
A number of other drinking traditions also use hygiene as an excuse - take the ‘two fingers’ of 'head' on every glass of beer.
Midden sites have been found at Kerr Bay and in the Travers Valley at the 'head' of the lake.
The news was greeted with delight yesterday at the Hope Foundation's 'head' office in Cork.
'head' chef
The new site will bring all Morrisons' 'head' office staff under one roof.
Pushing forth, he jabbed the 'head' of the weapon into the greaves of the incoming phalanx.
St Petersburg is located on the delta of the Neva River, at the 'head' of the Gulf of Finland.
To get the image of this stretch into your 'head' , imagine a road slightly narrower than Turl Street.
He managed to move his 50 'head' of cattle to safety, but his entire crop of wheat and barley was lost.
Also qualifying was a veritable list of rowing powers: Italy, Poland, and France 'head' the field.
Tarrant is currently nearing completion of his term as 'head' coach with the junior women's team.
The Knights 2005 squad had their first training session under new 'head' coach Mick Cook last night.
A steamer came out of Rio Bay, and shook them with its wash, as it churned past on the way to the 'head' of the lake.
Dillon is 'head' of public relations for Ladbrokes, Manchester United's betting partner.
The 'head' waiter gave parties every night in the kitchens, at which he and his local friends drank the cellars out.
The man took the seat at the 'head' of the table and watching his guests select their lunch.
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