headpeace
headpeace is the obsolete form of headpiece.
Meaning of headpiece
Noun
headpiece (plural headpieces)
- The head; the brain; the head as the seat of intellect.
- A person with great intelligence.
- He was going about pondering deeply, but in vain, how he might get out of his dilemma, when it came into his head to ask the advice of the boy that kept his pigs, who was a great head-piece, and had often helped him before.1828, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, volume I, London: William Harrison Ainsworth, page 194
- A person with great intelligence.
- A protective cover for the head; a helmet.
- Synonyms:
- headgear
- A headdress.
- Synonyms:
- headgear
- A headset.
- Meronyms: mouthpiece, earpiece
- A headstall.
- Synonyms:
- headcollar
Forms of headpeace
| plural | headpeaces |
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Questions about headpeace
- What is headpeace the obsolete form of?
- Headpeace is the obsolete form of headpiece.
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