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scone head 

the term scone head is often used by young children who tend to get in trouble if the actually swear
'ere m8 ya scone head!'
scone head by daniel hobbs September 29, 2006

Scone-head 

A term of affection for young family members, friends' kids, etc. Used mainly in Liverpool, UK. Presumably a corruption of the Dutch "schoonheid" for (a) beauty/handsome, from the German "Schönheit"; (a) beauty.
Come 'ed scone-head; giz a go on that Playstation!
Scone-head by Heurrgh June 14, 2018

stone head 

a major stoner. a person who smokes a lot of weed
Dude did you see that stone head back their blazin up.
stone head by stone head October 12, 2009

Scene-Head 

Much like a scene kid, but in a metal context. They have a tendency towards hating anything that becomes known and tend to spend more time judging and categorizing bands then actually listening to them. These strange creatures have a natural tendency towards hypocrisy that shows through fairly quickly when something is coined 'un-metal'. They also believe that their opinions are law and that if they declare something as 'crap' it is automatically 'not metal'. Experts theorize that these people are a lot less interested in the music then they are in appearing to be 'unique' and 'heavier' then everyone else. Though more usually they just piss off all the true metal-heads.
Guy 1: "Trivium is f*****g crap, they're not metal at all, same goes for Machine Head"

Guy 2: "Well, they're not punk, they're not hard-rock, they're not pop, they're not techno, what the f**k are they?"

Guy 1: "They're s**t"

Guy 2: "that's not a genre you scene-head, how about you have juice and a nap, stick a tampon in and quit your f*****g crying and just listen to it"
Scene-Head by metalequalswin September 7, 2009

sconhead 

Liverpool slang. A derogatory term for a person with an oddly shaped, top-heavy, deformed or poorly hair-dressed head - resembling a scone. (The correct scouse pronunciation of "scone" rhymes with "one", not "cone" which is more typical.
(Boy on a school playground to a poor victimized young chap with a misshapen head -) "SCONHEAD!!!"
sconhead by alan the wordsmith January 3, 2008

stonehead 

A mix between a stoner and a pothead. A stonehead is a rare breed that is resulted from being a stoner with many pothead friends. A stonehead is usually aware of the name of what they smoke but not of what it is.
Julie can be such a stonehead sometimes. She's so unware of how good her stash is.
stonehead by divinedecadency July 28, 2007
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