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.
- median lethal dose
- median line
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- median nerve
- median plane
- median strip
- mediant
- median valley
- median vein
- median wasp
- mediaocracy
- media person
- media room
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- mediascape
- media-shy
- mediaspeak
- media star
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- mediastinoscopically
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