cabbage-heads
cabbage-heads is the plural of cabbage-head.
Meaning of cabbage-head
Noun
cabbage-head (plural cabbage-heads)
- Head of cabbage
- In autumn, on this single leg, Shaped like an apple, or an egg, A bulky cabbage-head is seen; For mortals meant, to eat — I ween.1820, The Port Folio, page 95
- Style of smokestack
- Take a ride on the Eureka Springs and North Arkansas Railway, whose rolling stock includes a magnificent “cabbage-head” woodburning locomotive;2014, The Rough Guide to the USA
- Foolish person
- Them Frenchies worn't having no cabbage-head interfering in their affairs.2012, Laurie Graham, A Humble Companion
- Type of jellyfish
- On December 2, a small stone crab on the south jetty was seen eating a cabbage-head jellyfish, Stomolophus meleagris Agassiz, which had been stranded on the rocks by the tide.1965, Gulf Research Reports, page 296
- Mineral formation
- Authigenic chlorite occurs as rosette or cabbage-head aggregates associated with illite and quartz in subsurface samples deeper than 1440 m.2009, R. Worden, Sadoon Morad, Quartz Cementation in Sandstones, page 244
Questions about cabbage-heads
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- Cabbage-heads is the plural of cabbage-head.
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