black-headed
/ˌblakˈhɛdɪd/adjective
Especially in the names of birds: having a black head.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Francis Brooke (fl. 1660). From black + headed. Compare post-classical Latin and scientific Latin melanocephalus.
- nucleoskeletal
- nucleoskeleton
- nucleosomal
- nucleosome
- nucleosynthesis
- nucleosynthetic
- unreasonably
- unreasonal
- unreasoned
- unreasoning
- unreasoningly
- unrebated
- unrebellious
- unrebukable
- unrebukably
- unrebuked
- unrebuttable
- unrebutted
- unrecallable
- unrecalled
- unrecanted
- unreceding
- unreceipted
- unreceivable
- unreceived