hair (on the head)

leader; head

to turn one's head or turn around physically

a camera shot in a movie or video; a scene

to nod

the hard parts of the skeleton of a vertebrate

brains, intellect, or the physical head as the seat of thought

street; street corner

the chief or head of an organization, especially an underworld gang

to shake one's head

the power, impetus, or force of development

doing two things at the same time; concurrently

A security camera used for monitoring or recording specific locations for safety.

wharf; dock; quay; pier

the fleshy muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, licking, and speaking

an elderly man or old fellow

to have a headache

to raise one's head

a large and powerful organization, company, or country that dominates its sector

the first part or inception of something

thought; idea; intention

to go beyond a limit, overstep, or act excessively

(computing) profile picture or digital avatar

to take the lead; to be the first; to set an example

to lower or bow one's head physically

a young girl, often used as an affectionate or mildly disparaging term for a daughter or younger female

wood, timber, or a log

to move one's head up and down as a sign of agreement, greeting, or acknowledgement.

end; extremity; limit

headache; to have a headache

currently available or in one's immediate possession

the main threads or a lead that helps in understanding a complex matter

the agricultural yield or harvest results of a year

A term used to describe a quantity or number of heads of livestock or animals.

top of the head

source; origin; fountainhead

a person's hand when the fingers are bent in toward the palm and held there tightly

the foremost or most prominent in a category, often regarding importance or notoriety

dizzy; giddy

a large, heavy, or burly person; a fat man

a header (in soccer)