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.
- unascertained
- unashamed
- unashamedly
- unashamedness
- unasked
- unaspirated
- unassailability
- unassailable
- unassailableness
- unassailably
- unassertive
- unassertively
- unassertiveness
- unassignable
- unassigned
- unassimilable
- unassimilated
- unassisted
- unassociated
- unassuageable
- unassuaged
- unassuming
- unassumingly
- unassumingness
- unatoned