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TUGAS TIK
TUGAS 1
LINGVOSOFT INDONESIA – INGGRIS
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sabar
A : patient, lenient, long-suffering, forbearing, tolerant, indulgent, composed,
sedate, temperate, tender
V : cool down, cool off
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gendut
A: corpulent, pot-bellied, obese, tubby, bloated, stomachy, pregnant, profitable:
very profitable
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hebat
A : intense, great, enormous, fabulous, gigantic, phenomenal, super, superb,
terrific, remarkable, raging, crazy, divine, dreamy, formidable, hot,
impressive, awful, keen, corking, mammoth, nice, peachy, pelting, perishing,
prodigious, rude, furious, heady, mean, severe, snazzy, spanking,
spectacular, splendid, stupendous, swell, violent, wicked, spasmodic,
wonderful, some
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kaya
A: wealthy, rich, well-to-do, moneyed, opulent, podded, prosperous, silkstocking, substantial, money: in the money, tinny, well, well-heeled, loaded,
plentiful, affluent, teeming, able
ID: chip: in the chips
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bahagia
A: happy, blithe, blithesome, cheerful, fortunate, saturnian, charmed
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indah
A : beautiful, brave, divine, elegant, fancy, fine, lovely, magnificent, picturesque,
posh, seemly, sheen, showy, sightly, sublime, swank, swanky, swingeing, swinging, tasty,
well-turned, precious
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janda
N : widow, widower, discovert, grass-widow, matron, relict, divorcee
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pantangan
N : prohibition, taboo,
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rintangan
ID : fly: a fly in the ointment
N : obstacle, hindrance, block, cumber, encumbrance, hitch, impediment,
handicap, rub, barrier, hurdle, blockage, countercheck, holdback, cramp,
retarder, retardation, retardment, trammel, setback, crab, traverse, ring-fence,
stonewalling, block: stumbling block, crimp, strike, marplot, trash,
complication, hold-up, debarment
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perladilan
N : justice
LINGVOSOFT INGGRIS – INDONESIA
1. clever ['klevər]
A : cerdik, cerdas, akil, arif, cakap, cekatan, akas, pandai, pintar
2. rain
N: hujan
V: menghujani, menghujan, mengeluh
3. love [lʌv]
N : kecintaan, kasih sayang, sayang, kasih, kesayangan, kekasihan, kegandrungan,
cinta, asmara, cinta kasih, ketresnoan, pacar, kekasih, percintaan, kosong, nol
V : mencintai, cinta, menaruh cinta, menaruh kasih, mengasihi, sayang, menyayangi,
suka, menyukai, gemar
4. go [gəʋ]
N: perjalanan, kesempatan, kesepakatan, kegiatan
V: berjalan, pergi, pai, naik, menaiki, berangkat, jalan, terbentang, sampai, berlalu,
hancur, bangkrut
5. welcome ['welkəm]
A : menggembirakan: yg menggembirakan, boleh saja
N: sambutan, penyambutan, songsongan
V: menyambut, menyongsong, memapak, mengelu-elukan, menerima dgn senang hati
6. ekperience
N: pengalaman, garam, keahlian
V: mengalami, menemui, merasakan
7. Development
N: perkembangan, pengembangan, pembangunan, pembinaan, eksploitasi
8. comprehension
N : pengartian, pemahaman, komprehensi, daya paham, daya menanggapi sesuatu
9. viewe
N : pemandangan, tamasya, penglihatan, pandangan, pendirian, pendapat, paham,
gambaran, maksud, tujuan, rencana, kemauan, kehendak, tinjauan
V : melihat, menengok, memandang, menganggap, menonton.
10. appreciation
N : penghargaan, apresiasi, pengartian, pengetahuan
TUGAS 2
YOURDICTIONARI.COM THESAURUS.
1. broken
The definition of broken is split, out of order, or not continuous.
(adjective)
An example of broken used as an adjective is the phrase "a broken home," which means a home
where the father and mother are not living together.
An example of broken used as an adjective is the phrase "broken watch," which means a watch
that is not keeping accurate time.
Synonyms for broken
modified
a. Fractured
shattered, ruptured, burst, splintered, shivered, smashed, in pieces, collapsed,
destroyed, gashed, pulverized, crumbled, mutilated, bruised, injured, lacerated,
damaged, rent, split, torn, riven, cracked, mangled, fragmented, fragmentary,
defective, disintegrated, crippled, shredded, crushed, slivered, chipped, busted*;
see also destroyed, hurt.
Antonyms sound, whole*, intact.
b. Not functioning properly
defective, inoperative, in need of repair, in disrepair, out of order, malfunctioning,
down, fallen apart, busted*, gone to pot*, screwed up*, shot*, gone haywire*, on
the fritz*, on the blink*, gone to pieces*, kaput*, come unstuck, come unglued*,
out of gear*, out of commission*, out of whack*, out of kilter*, conked out*, dead*;
see also faulty.
Antonyms operative, usable*, working.
c. Discontinuous
spasmodic, interrupted, disrupted, intermittent; see irregular 1, 4, separated.
d. Not kept; said especially of promises
violated, infringed, dishonored, traduced, forgotten, ignored, transgressed,
retracted, disregarded, contravened, flouted.
Antonyms kept*, observed, performed.
e. Incoherent; said of speech
unintelligible, mumbled, jumbled; see incoherent 2.
f. Infirm
decrepit, frail, tottering; see weak 1.
g. Bankrupt
indebted, ruined, insolvent, broke*; see insolvent, ruined 4.
h. Disheartened
discouraged, depressed, heartsick, defeated; see beaten 1, sad 1.
Use amphora in a sentence
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In the foreground is a broken amphora, in the process of being excavated in a house just
outside the citadel walls.
The destroyed city, the great wall, the walls with broken battlements: all this too is part of
that reign.
Her grip, it's crushing, grinding the broken bones in his hands together.
Margaret uk 01/02/2005 unfortunately, i cannot sit comfortably on hard plastic seats broken coccyx.
Use a soil-based compost with a good handful of broken crocks in the bottom of the pot
to aid drainage.
Press in the broken crockery to form your mosaic.
A broken window slider, and a broken droplight have been repaired.
This was immediately proven when the truck was found to have a broken fan belt.
By the way it is there due to a broken fishplate near the end of the platform.
2. Heart
The definition of heart is the organ that controls the flow of blood in the body, or the center of
human emotion.
(noun)
An example of heart is the organ found in the chest cavity of humans.
An example of heart is what you listen to when you make a decision based out of love.
To heart something is defined as to love it.
(verb)
An example of to heart is to care about a person named John and say “I heart John.”
Synonyms for heart
noun
a. The pump in the circulatory system
vital organ, vascular organ, blood pump, cardiac organ, artificial heart, pacemaker, ticker*,
clock*; see also organ 2.
b. Feeling
pity, response, sympathy, sensitivity; see emotion, feeling, pity 1.
c. The center
core, middle, pith; see center 1.
d. The most important portion
core, gist, quintessence, root; see essence 1, soul 2.
e. Courage
fortitude, gallantry, spirit; see courage 1, mind 1, soul 4.
f. The breast
bosom, marrow, soul; see breast 3.
noun
a. The circulatory organ of the body:
(Slang) ticker. See body
b. The seat of a person's innermost emotions and feelings:
bosom, breast, soul. Idioms: bottom of one's heart, cockles of one's heart, one's heart of
hearts. See feelings
c. The quality of mind enabling one to face danger or hardship resolutely:
braveness, bravery, courage, courageousness, dauntlessness, doughtiness, fearlessness,
fortitude, gallantry, gameness, intrepidity, intrepidness, mettle, nerve, pluck, pluckiness,
spirit, stoutheartedness, undauntedness, valiance, valiancy, valiantness, valor. (Informal)
spunk, spunkiness. (Slang) gut (used in plural), gutsiness, moxie. See fear
d. The most central and material part:
core, essence, gist, kernel, marrow, meat, nub, pith, quintessence, root1, soul, spirit, stuff,
substance. (Law) gravamen. See be
e. A place of concentrated activity, influence, or importance:
center, focus, headquarters, hub, seat. See edge
f. A point of origin from which ideas or influences, for example, originate:
bottom, center, core, focus, hub, quick, root1. See start
Use appal in a sentence
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Listen See in DictionarySee in Thesaurus
Appall the bravest heart, they were tranquil and happy.
Ashtray hearts.
Atrium of the heart via the pulmonary veins.
Beating heart which is seen on a computer screen.
Black hole at the heart of a nearby galaxy.
Black hole at the heart of a nearby galaxy.
Blithesomer heart than his never beat.
Fate ( also called ' saddle ' thrombus ) is a type of feline heart cardiomyopathy.
Circumcised hearts, because they were ready for the lord's return.
Circumcision of heart.
3. racing
See in Thesaurus
Variant of race
noun
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a competition of speed in running, skating, riding, etc.
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a series of such competitions for horses, cars, etc. on a regular course
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any contest or competition likened to a race: the race for mayor, a race for power
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a steady onward movement or course
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the span of life
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a swift current of water
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the channel for a current of water, esp. one built to use the water industrially: a millrace
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a channel or groove for the moving parts of a machine, as the groove for the balls in a ball
bearing
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Aeron. Slipstream
4. Girl
The definition of girl is a female under aged 18, or a persons' child or girlfriend, or a group of woman
friends.
(noun)
1. A young 15-year-old female is an example of someone who would be considered a girl.
2. Your female child is an example of someone you would consider your girl.
3. A group of women having fun might be called going out with the girls.
noun
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a female child
a young, unmarried woman
a female servant or other employee: sometimes considered a patronizing term
Informal a woman of any age, married or single: sometimes considered a patronizing
term
5. Informal a sweetheart of a boy or man
6. Informal a daughter
noun
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A female child.
A daughter: our youngest girl.
Often Offensive A woman, especially a young woman.
Informal
a. A woman socializing in a group of women: a night out with the girls.
b. Used as a familiar form of address to express support of or camaraderie with a
woman.
5. Informal A female sweetheart: cadets escorting their girls to the ball.
6. Offensive A female servant or employee.
Synonyms for girl
noun
1. A young female
young woman, schoolgirl, miss, lass, coed, lassie, damsel, damosel, maid, maiden, tomboy,
teenager, colleen, mademoiselle, señorita, senhorita, young thing, filly*, subdeb*, junior miss*,
nymph*, nymphet*, bobby soxer*, chick*, bird*, pigeon*, kitten*, minx*, broad*, deb*, skirt*,
dame*, babe*.
2. A female domestic
maid, help, waitress; see servant.
3. A female beloved
sweetheart, girlfriend, fiancée; see girlfriend, lover 1.
Use abduct in a sentence
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Abducted girl now lives.
Affections of a capricious teenage girl.
Anorexic young girls who are either passing through a phase of uncertain identity or
dealing with some serious psychological problems.
Colored girl in the constellation is published by the richmond review by arrangement
with the author.
Monorail ticket cheats go to saffron city and talk to the girl copycat.
Croquet for girls re: clothes for tall babies?
Daddy's girl in more ways then most would guess.
Discomfiture of the young girl.
Nancy lismore was entered into the year 7 girls discus.
And remember, this is no fake stuff... all the girls ejaculate for real!
Eloped with the girl to france, secretly marrying her.
Eye candy for the girls and a real flirt.
Fair-haired girls, and that the lodger himself is fixated by golden hair.
Flapper girl necklace, dating to circa 1921.
Geisha girl, showing the japanese had arrived.
Founded in 1913 as a girls ' grammar school, it became a mixed comprehensive in 1972.
5.Male
The definition of a male is a person of the sex that produces sperm (as opposed to a female who
produces an egg).
(noun)
Brad Pitt is an example of a male.
Male is defined as someone of the sex that produces sperm, or is something that relates to this sex, or is
the part of a machine or tool that is designed to fit a corresponding female part.
(noun)
1. Brad Pitt is an example of a person who would be described as male.
2. The end of a hose that screws into a threaded opening is an example of the male end of
the hose.
adjective
1. designating or of the sex that fertilizes the ovum of the female and begets offspring:
biological symbol, ♂
2. of, characteristic of, or suitable for members of this sex; masculine; virile
3. consisting of men or boys
4. designating or having a part shaped to fit into a corresponding hollow part (called
female): said of pipe fittings, electric plugs, etc.
5. Bot.
a. having stamens or antheridia and no carpels, archegonia, or oogonia
b. designating or of a reproductive structure or part producing spermatozoids that
can fertilize the female eggs
noun
1. a male person; man or boy
2. a male animal or plant
See male in American Heritage Dictionary 4
adjective
a. Of, relating to, or designating the sex that has organs to produce
b. Characteristic of or appropriate to this sex; masculine.
c. Consisting of members of this sex.
Virile; manly.
spermatozoa for fertilizing ova.
Botany
a. Relating to or designating organs, such as anthers or antheridia, that produce gametes capable of
fertilizing those produced by female organs.
b. Bearing stamens but not pistils; staminate: male flowers.
Designating an object, such as an electric plug, configured for insertion into a recessed part or socket.
noun
A member of the sex that begets young by fertilizing ova.
A man or boy.
Botany A plant having only staminate flowers.
Synonyms for male
noun
man, fellow, guy*, male sex, man-child, he; see also boy, father, man 2.
modified
masculine, manly, manlike, manful, virile, macho, vigorous, potent, staminate, he*; see also
manly, masculine 2.
male is the basic term applied to members of the sex that is biologically distinguished from the female
sex and is used of animals and plants as well as of human beings; masculine is applied to qualities, such
as strength and vigor, traditionally ascribed to men, or to things thought to be characteristic of or
appropriate to men; manly suggests the generally desirable qualities, such as courage and
independence, that a culture ideally associates with a man who has maturity of character; mannish,
used chiefly of women, is most often used derogatorily and implies the possession or adoption of traits
and manners thought to be more appropriate to a man; virile stresses qualities such as robustness,
vigor, and, specif., sexual potency, that belong to a physically mature man
See male in Webster's New World Roget's A-Z Thesaurus II
adjective
Of, characteristic of, or befitting the male sex:
macho, manful, manlike, manly, mannish, masculine, virile. See gender
See male in American Heritage Dictionary 4 Synonyms
male masculine manlike manly manful virile mannish
These adjectives mean of, relating to, or characteristic of men. Male categorizes any living thing by
gender or sex: the male population; a male puppy; a male plant.
Masculine refers to what is considered characteristic of men: a masculine voice.
Manlike applies to qualities of a man (manlike fortitude) or resemblance to a human (manlike apes).
Manly describes qualities regarded as becoming to a man: manly strength.
Manful suggests bravery and resoluteness: a manful display of chivalry.
Virile stresses the vigor, power, or sexual potency of an adult male: “The virile figure of Theodore
Roosevelt swung down the national highway” (Edward Bok).
Mannish usually applies to women or their traits, clothing, or actions when they seem masculine: a
mannish suit
Use alto in a sentence
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The bogs has always been a completely adult band of singers with a male alto top line.
Sexual badinage of a heterosexual male by another such cannot be completely equated
with like badinage of a heterosexual male by another such cannot be completely equated
with like badinage by him of a woman.
Free male betta to good home - kent 14/11/04 no hi im giving away a free male betta.
Also on the 3 rd a male blackcap was singing in lower moors.
We then had lunch but not before viv saw a nice male brambling.
A male brimstone fluttered past, there may have been two.
A chapter in his redburn ( 1849 ) is said to describe a visit to a male brothel in london.
I was able to photograph the male bullfinch from the same window.
But american vagrants were far from absent, with the male canvasback returning to
abberton reservoir and two ring-billed gulls by the thames.
Castrated male, there are few options open to him.
Thus female chastity and fidelity, necessary for a stable marriage, require
6. LIFE
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The fact or act of living
being, entity, growth, animation, animate existence, endurance, survival, presence, living,
consciousness, subsistence, symbiosis, breath, continuance, flesh and blood, animateness,
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viability, substantiality, mortal being, reproduction, metabolism, vitality, vital spark; see
also experience 1.
ANTONYMS death*, discontinuance, nonexistence.
The sum of one's experiences
life experience, conduct, behavior, way of life, reaction, response, participation, tide of
events, circumstances, unhappiness, realization, knowledge, enlightenment, attainment,
development, growth, personality; see also world 1.
A biography
life story, memoir, memorial; see biography, journal 1, story.
Duration
lifetime, one's natural life, longevity, actuarial expectancy, period of existence, duration
of life, endurance, continuance, span, history, career, course, era, epoch, century, decade,
days, generation, time, day, period, life span, season, cycle, record, one's born days*; see
also extent, length 3
One who promotes gaiety
life-giver, spirit, animator, entertainer, invigorator, life of the party*, master of
ceremonies*; see also host 1, hostess 1, 3.
Vital spirit
vital force, vital principle, lifeblood, élan vital (French); see enthusiasm 1, excitement.
7.Sick
The definition of sick is to have an illness, to be tired of something or sorrowful about something.
(adjective)
1. An example of sick is having the flu.
2. An example of sick is being tired of going shopping.
3. An example of sick is to be annoyed at constantly being lied to by an employee.
Sick is defined as a group of people collectively who are ill.
(noun)
An example of sick is the group of people in a cancer wing in a hospital.
See sick in Webster's New World College Dictionary
adjective
1. suffering from disease or illness; unwell; ill: in this sense, now rare or literary in England
2.
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having nausea; vomiting or about to vomit: the predominant sense in England
characteristic of or accompanying sickness: a sick expression
of or for sick people: sick leave
deeply disturbed or distressed; extremely upset, as by grief, disappointment, disgust,
failure, etc.
6. disgusted by reason of excess; annoyed or exasperated: usually with of: sick of such
excuses
7. often sick and tired
8. in poor condition; impaired; unsound
9. having a great longing or nostalgia (for): sick for the hills
10. of sickly color; pale
11. having a discharge of the menses; menstruating
12. mentally ill or emotionally disturbed
13. Informal sadistic, morbid, or abnormally unwholesome: a sick joke
14. ☆ Agric.
a. incapable of producing an adequate yield of a certain crop: wheatsick soil
b. infested with harmful microorganisms: a sick field
Synonyms for sick
modified
ill, ailing, unwell, disordered, diseased, feeble, weak, impaired, suffering, feverish, nauseous,
nauseated, imperfect, sickly, declining, unhealthy, morbid, rabid, indisposed, distempered,
infected, invalid, delicate, infirm, frail, rickety, broken down, physically run down, confined, laid
up, coming down with, under medication, bedridden, in poor health, hospitalized, quarantined,
incurable, on the blink*, out of kilter*, peaked*, feeling poorly*, sick as a dog*, seedy*, in a bad
way*, not so hot*, at a low ebb*, under the weather*, down in the mouth*, looking green about
the gills*.
Antonyms healthy*, hearty, well.
sick and ill both express the idea of being in bad health, affected with disease, etc., but sick is more
commonly used than ill, which is somewhat formal he's a sick person; he is sick, or ill, with the flu; in
British usage sick generally means affected with nausea; ailing usually suggests prolonged or even
chronic poor health she has been ailing ever since her operation; indisposed suggests a slight, temporary
illness or feeling of physical discomfort indisposed with a headache
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It is a modern, well-equipped unit with all the high tech facilities needed to support preterm and sick neonates.
Lullabyg temperature - what to do when your baby gets sick lullabies or luck?
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Attached to it is an infirmary for about 40 sick paupers, erected in 1823, at the cost of £
1000.
The lunch is in aid of the fund to send young helpers to lourdes where they attend the sick
pilgrims.
Don`t go for a confrontation with the sick deviants, that is probably what they want.
The benefit to the parents and sick siblings is identical in both cases.
Feel sick about it.
With the town basking in the glory of our unique status this is surely some kind of sick
joke?
Conditions to address some premature babies or sick newborns may have to remain in the
special baby unit for several weeks or even months.
8.EMPTY
•To become empty
discharge, leave, pour out, flow out, ebb, run out, open into, converge, be discharged, void,
purge, release, exhaust, vomit forth, leak, spill, drain off, rush out, escape.
ANTONYMS flow in, enter*, absorb.
•To cause to become empty
remove, pour out, spill out, dump, dip, ladle, decant, tap, void, let out, deplete, exhaust, deflate,
drain, shed, bail, bail out, clean out, clear out, unload, unpack, unburden, evacuate, eject, expel,
vacate, draw off, draw out, disgorge, suck dry, clear, drink, consume, use up.
ANTONYMS pack, fill*, stuff.
8.GLOBAL
 So pervasive and all-inclusive as to exist in or affect the whole world:
catholic, cosmic, cosmopolitan, ecumenical, pandemic, planetary, universal, worldwide. See
limited, specific
 Covering a wide scope:
all-around, all-inclusive, all-round, broad, broad-spectrum, comprehensive, expansive, extended,
extensive, far-ranging, far-reaching, general, inclusive, large, overall, sweeping, wide-ranging,
wide-reaching, widespread. See specific
9. drag
Drag is defined as to pull or move a person or thing. (verb)
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An example of drag is pulling a dog who doesn't want to go anywhere by their leash.
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An example of drag is highlighting a folder on a computer desktop and moving it into another
folder on the desktop.
The definition of a drag is a person or thing that is being slow, pulled, moved or resistant. (noun)
An example of drag is a person not wanting to go to a party.
10.Head
The definition of head is the person who is in charge.
(adjective)
An example of head is the librarian in charge of the other librarians.
Head is the part of the body that comes out of your neck and that contains the eyes, nose, mouth and
brains.
(noun)
An example of head is the part of your body that helps you to see, hear, smell and think.
The head is defined as the ends of the table, or to the most important person.
(noun)
An example of head is where the father and mother sit at the ends of the table.
To head means to take the lead or be in charge of.
(verb)
An example of head is when you are the president of a company.
noun
the top part of the body in humans, the apes, etc., or the front part in most other animals: in higher
animals it is a bony structure containing the brain, and including the jaws, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth
this part exclusive of the face
the head as the seat of reason, memory, and imagination; mind; intelligence: to use one's head
aptitude; ability: to have a head for mathematics
Informal a headache, esp. as part of a hangover
the head as a symbol for the individual; person: dinner at five dollars a head
pl. head the head as a unit of counting: fifty head of cattle
a representation of a head, as in painting or sculpture
the obverse of a coin, usually with such a representation
often heads
the highest or uppermost part or thing; top; specif.,
the top of a page, column of figures, etc.
a printed title at the top of a page, section of writing, etc.
a chief point of discussion; topic of a section, chapter, etc. in a speech or written work
a headline for a newspaper story
froth floating on newly poured effervescent beverages, esp. on beer
that end of a cask or barrel which is uppermost at any time
the upper edge or corner of a sail
the foremost part of a thing; front; specif.,
a part associated with the human head: the head of a bed
the end of a pier farthest from land
the front part of a ship; bow
Naut. a toilet, or lavatory
the front position, as of a column of marchers
either end of something; extremity
the projecting part of something; specif.,
the part designed for holding, pushing, striking, etc.: the head of a pin, the head of a golf club
a jutting mass of rock, land, etc. as of a mountain
a point of land; promontory; headland
a projecting place in a boil or other inflammation where pus is about to break through
the part of a tape recorder that records or plays back the magnetic signals on the tape
warhead
the membrane stretched across the end of a drum, tambourine, etc.; drumhead
the source of a flowing body of water; beginning of a stream, river, etc.
a source of water kept at some height to supply a mill, etc.
the height of such a source of water or the vertical distance through which it falls
a rush of water, as in a riptide
the pressure in an enclosed fluid, as steam, from its own weight or applied externally
a position of leadership, honor, or first importance: the head of the class
the person who is foremost or in charge; leader, ruler, chief, director, etc.
a headmaster
Bot.
a dense cluster of tiny sessile flowers attached to a common receptacle, as in the composite family
a large, compact bud: a head of cabbage
the uppermost part of a plant's foliage: the head of a tree
☆ Jazz
the melody or theme of a composition
an improvised, usually extemporaneous arrangement that is not written down
in full head arrangement
Linguis. any word or word group in a construction that functions grammatically like the entire
construction: “woman” is the head of “the woman who wrote that book”
Mining heading (sense )
Music the rounded part of a note, at the end of the stem
☆ Slang
a habitual user of a hallucinogen, stimulant, etc., as marijuana or cocaine: often in combination:
acidhead
a person dedicated to, enthusiastic about, or addicted to some interest, activity, food, etc.: usually in
combination: cheesehead
Synonyms for head
verb
a. To lead
direct, oversee, supervise; see command 2, manage 1.
b. To travel
go, set out, head for; see travel 2.
noun
a. The skull
brainpan, scalp, brain box, pate, crown, headpiece, pow (Scotch), poll, bean*, noggin*,
coconut*, noodle*, nut*, nob*, loaf (British); see also cranium.
b. A leader or supervisor
commander, commanding officer, ruler; see administrator, leader 2.
c. The top
summit, peak, crest; see top 1.
d. The beginning
front, start, source; see origin 2.
e. A climax
acme, turning point, end; see climax, crisis.
f. Stored power
latent force, static energy, potential energy; see energy 3.
g. An attachment
cap, bottle top, cork; see cover 1, fixture.
h. *Intelligence
brains, foresight, ingenuity; see judgment 1.
i. A headline
leader, caption, title; see headline.
j. *A drug user
hippie, acidhead*, pothead*; see addict.
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Aerator head incorporates air into the liquids and sauces you blend, making them light
and fluffy.
Baldy head and says ' leetle wifey?
Bewigged tranny heads.
Oh no i'm such a air headed bimbo who reads too many mills & boon novels.
These are considered separately in chapter 3, on head boners.
Bonk on the head has made nigel suddenly seems more like a 3-year-old than a man.
Bullock's head is sliced off and hung on a hook.
Once you have been head cheerleader, or hockey captain, life presents little in the way of
rewards, lol.
Cherub heads, a charming touch.
Cherubs ' heads.
Head coach">coach paul thompson said: " being a back-up isn't an easy job.
Col at the head of fionn coire.
Combustion chamber in the head.
Decapitated head inside?
Find another path heading due east from here, skirting the village along the contour.
Not useful considering we are supposed to be headed eastbound.
Past the junction, burwell lode bends right to head south easterly for 1 & 3 quarter miles.
Exalted as head above all.
Foreign officerned that a uk branch's obligation to advise its foreign head office of
suspicions could be construed as tipping off.
Particular mention to donald bain, head forester for 40 years and bruce elliot, farm
worker at bowhouse for a similar period.
It was that of the squire's head gamekeeper, william farrow.
Gargoyle heads.
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For traditionalists we can also undertake refurbishment of wooden headed golf clubs.
Goniometer heads may not be enough for some severe cases.
His father thomas anderson was also born in north berwick and by 1885 was employed
on the west links as head greenkeeper and starter.
Newmarket-based horsebox driver andrew appleby instigated the complaint, which was
signed by five senior traveling head grooms.
Gryphonate appears at the upper corners above a lion and a griffin's head.
Guillotined heads and made plaster casts of them, which she then filled with wax to give
a reasonable likeness.
One was the village schoolmistress, one was head housemaid at loders court and the third
kept house for the other two.
The only explanation the head husbandman could offer his master was that they had been
bewitched.
Why were there no animals like stools with three legs, or armchairs that sing like birds, or
seven headed Hydra">Hydras?
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