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Get the head chomper mug.1. short for headmaster or headmistress.
2. a toilet or bathroom on a boat or ship.
3. the word that governs all the other words in a phrase in which it is used, having the same grammatical function as the whole phrase.
4. a superficial deposit of rock fragments, formed at the edge of an ice sheet by repeated freezing and thawing and then moved downhill.
5. shoot or pass (the ball) with the head.
2. a toilet or bathroom on a boat or ship.
3. the word that governs all the other words in a phrase in which it is used, having the same grammatical function as the whole phrase.
4. a superficial deposit of rock fragments, formed at the edge of an ice sheet by repeated freezing and thawing and then moved downhill.
5. shoot or pass (the ball) with the head.
1. "The head of the school is responsible for making important decisions and leading the institution towards academic excellence."
2. "they were cleaning out the heads"
3. "In the sentence "I went to the store and bought some apples," "I" is the head of the phrase "I went to the store" and is the subject doing the action of going to the store. The phrase "went to the store and bought apples" is the subject of the whole sentence, and "went to the store" is the verb phrase dominating the entire sentence. "Bought apples" is a verb phrase as well, and "apples" is the direct object of "bought."
4. "During the retreat of the glaciers, it deposited a big plain of kettle holes and till ridges, a record of a time when the climate was colder, and the head of the glacier had advanced far south into the present landscape."
5. "a corner kick that he headed into the net"
2. "they were cleaning out the heads"
3. "In the sentence "I went to the store and bought some apples," "I" is the head of the phrase "I went to the store" and is the subject doing the action of going to the store. The phrase "went to the store and bought apples" is the subject of the whole sentence, and "went to the store" is the verb phrase dominating the entire sentence. "Bought apples" is a verb phrase as well, and "apples" is the direct object of "bought."
4. "During the retreat of the glaciers, it deposited a big plain of kettle holes and till ridges, a record of a time when the climate was colder, and the head of the glacier had advanced far south into the present landscape."
5. "a corner kick that he headed into the net"
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Get the head is bread mug.by Vettester Charlie January 16, 2010
Get the vette head mug.Another term for a “dumb twat” and a good thing to use infront of parents of teachers so they don’t spank you.
Melon head is also being debated on wether it should be a racist slur to black people because of the stereotype that black people like melon.
Calling somebody a “melon head” will give you ultimate power almost as if that big chubby grape snapped his fingers.
BE CAREFUL WITH USE OF THIS PHRASE:
CAN BE LETHAL
Melon head is also being debated on wether it should be a racist slur to black people because of the stereotype that black people like melon.
Calling somebody a “melon head” will give you ultimate power almost as if that big chubby grape snapped his fingers.
BE CAREFUL WITH USE OF THIS PHRASE:
CAN BE LETHAL
by I’m sand December 4, 2020
Get the Melon head mug.adj. (American *fluff*, slang foof. "Fluff in the brains"; not thinking straight) : chiding term for awesome people who are slacking. Usually used for absentminded close friends and loved ones.
n. : Someone who is foof-headed.
n. : Someone who is foof-headed.
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