Results for: with many heads
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with many headshydra-headed
(Department of) Housing and Urban Development, Department of Housing and Urban Development; U.S. federal agency that deals with subsidized housing community planning and development of cities, heads-up display, Heads-Up Display; (in combat airplanes) g...HUD
act as the presiding officer (of a committee, meeting, etc.), man who directs a meeting; man who heads a committee, somebody who presides over somethingchairman
any of several birds with black-tipped heads (Zoology), bird with black crown, black raspberry, small songbirdblackcap
any of several species of plants with spiny heads or fruit; iron ball with four spikes arranged so that one is always pointing upward (used to hinder passage of cavalries or vehicles), spikes to catch hooves or tires, spiny plant, star thistle, water c...caltrop
bird with waxy tips on feathers, one of several species of grey-brown birds that are native to the northern hemisphere and have crested heads and red waxy tips on their featherswaxwing
collect heads, engage in employee recruiting, recruit somebody from another companyheadhunt
coltsfoot, perennial Eurasian herb in the composite family with flower heads resembling dandelion and large basal leaves; dried leaves or flower heads of this plant (used in herbal medicine for the treatment of coughs)foalfoot
comb, raise a nap on cloth (also teazel), implement used to raise nap, prickly plant of Europe and Asia, teasel flower heads, type of plantteasel
countersinking tool, hole that accepts screw head, make (the head of a bolt, nail, etc.) flush or level with a surface, make hole to include screw head, make screw heads level with surfacecountersink
counting heads, fixed fee per person, fixed tax per person, per capita tax, head tax, poll taxcapitation
direct encounter, with a direct encounter, with heads adjacenthead-to-head
grass with drooping flower headsbromegrass; brome
having two heads, with two headsbicephalous
head-collecting, recruitment of employees, taking of human heads as trophies, scalping; recruiting of skilled employees for job positionsheadhunting
 

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