many-headed
/ˈmɛniˌhɛdɪd/adjective
Having many heads. Frequently in extended use (usually derogatory ), designating the masses or populace, especially in the many-headed beast (also monster).
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Original and Sprynge of all Sectes. From many + headed.
- passion wagon
- Passion Week
- passival
- passivate
- passivation
- passivation layer
- passivator
- passive
- passive-aggressive
- passive commerce
- passive debt
- passive-dependent
- passive euthanasia
- passive immunity
- passively
- passive matrix
- passiveness
- passive obedience
- passive prayer
- passive rate
- passive representation
- passive-resist
- passive resistance
- passive-resistant
- passive-resister