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headcarry

headcarry verb: to carry on one’s head.

headcarry: to carry on one’s head
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Verb

headcarry (third-person singular simple present headcarries, present participle headcarrying, simple past and past participle headcarried)

  1. (rare) To carry on one’s head.

Forms of headcarry

third-person singular presentheadcarries
present participleheadcarrying
past participleheadcarried
pastheadcarried

Origin of headcarry

From head + carry.

Questions about headcarry

What does headcarry mean?
Headcarry means to carry on one’s head.
What part of speech is headcarry?
Headcarry is a verb.
What is the past tense of headcarry?
The past tense of headcarry is headcarried.

Words near headcarry in the dictionary

  1. headcanons
  2. headcap
  3. headcapped
  4. headcaps
  5. headcarries
  6. headcarry
  7. headcase
  8. headcases
  9. headcast
  10. headcasts
  11. headchair

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