| 释义 |
head·ed
\|hedə̇d\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English hedded, from past participle of hedden to head — more at head
1. : having a head or a heading
< a headed bolt >
< headed paragraphs >
2. : formed into a head : matured
< headed cabbage >
3. : having (such) a head or (so many) heads — often used in compounds
< curly-headed boy >
< a cool-headed businessman >
< a gold-headed cane >
4. of lumber : tongued and grooved at the ends — usually used in the phrase dressed and headed |