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71Head-On — For other uses, see Head On (disambiguation). Head On Theatrical film poster Directed by Fatih Akın …
72head — 1. n. a headache. □ Man, do I have a head. You got any aspirin? □ Music that loud gives me a head. 2. a head n. a hangover. (Always with a in this sense.) □ Boy, do I have a head this morning …
73head-on — 1) ADV: ADV after v If two vehicles hit each other head on, they hit each other with their fronts pointing towards each other. Pulling out to overtake, the car collided head on with a van. ADJ: ADJ n Head on is also an adjective. Their car was in …
74Head — For other uses, see Head (disambiguation). A cheetah s head In anatomy, the head of an animal is the rostral part (from anatomical position) that usually comprises the brain, eyes, ears, nose and mouth (all of which aid in various sensory… …
75head — [OE] The word head can be traced back ultimately to Indo European *kauput , *kaupet , which probably had connotations of ‘bowl’ (as in ‘skull’) as well as ‘head’, although which came first is not clear. From it was descended prehistoric Germanic… …
76head-on — adverb 1 meet/crash etc head on if two vehicles meet head on, the front part of one vehicle hits the front part of the other: Their car collided head on with a van. 2 if someone deals with a problem head on, they deal with it in a direct and… …
77head — n 1. skull, cranium, cephalon, brainpan, poll, pate, Inf. sconce, Archaic. mazard, Archaic. costard; All Inf. upstairs, upper story, belfry, noggin, dome; All Sl. bean, nut, nob, noodle, noddle, crumpet, gourd, conk. 2. intellect, mind,… …
78head — 1. noun 1) her head hit the wall Syn: skull, cranium; informal nut 2) he had to use his head Syn: brain(s), brainpower, intellect, intelligence, grey matter; Brit.; informal loaf; …
79head-on — adverb /hɛd ˈɒn / (say hed on) 1. with the head or front pointing towards, striking, or opposed to something: the boat was head on to the beach; the cars met head on. –adjective /ˈhɛd ɒn / (say hed on) 2. of or relating to what has met head on: a …
80head — [OE] The word head can be traced back ultimately to Indo European *kauput , *kaupet , which probably had connotations of ‘bowl’ (as in ‘skull’) as well as ‘head’, although which came first is not clear. From it was descended prehistoric Germanic… …
