- Head (disambiguation)
In anatomy, the
head of an animal is the rostral part (from anatomical position) that usually comprises the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.Metaphorically,"Head" may refer to a person who is a leader, supervisor or the like, such as the head of a department in a company, or in a school, college or university, the head of an institution or organization, or the
head of state of a country or other sovereign entity.Head may also refer to:
Science and technology
*Head (botany) , a structure composed of numerous individual flowers
*Head stock , amusical instrument part
* An amplifier head, a form ofguitar amplifier
*Head (linguistics) , the main part of a phrase or compound
*Head (geological) , recent near surface deposits of uncertain and often heterogeneous origin
*head (Unix) , a Unix command that provides the first few lines of a file
*Head (vessel) , the end caps on a pressure vessel
*Hydraulic head , the difference in elevation between two points in a column of fluid, and the resulting pressure at the lower point:By analogy, other forms ofenergy can be expressed in terms of 'head' units, "e.g"::*velocity head :*pressure head
*Cylinder head , the part of an engine over the pistons and cylinders
*Disk read-and-write head , the mechanism responsible for reading and writing magnetic media
*Recording head , the electromagnetic mechanism that translates magnetic and electrical signals to tape
* High Energy Astrophysics Division (HEAD), a division under theAmerican Astronomical Society Marine
*Head (sailing) , a sail's uppermost corner or edge
*Head (watercraft) , a toilet or latrine of a marine vessel
*Head sail , a jib, spinnaker, or any other sail set forward of the foremost mastMusic, film, television
*Head (music) , the repeated, non-improvised section of a jazz composition that bookends individual solo passages
*Head (The Cooper Temple Clause song) , a song by The Cooper Temple Clause
*Head (The Jesus Lizard album) , the first full album by The Jesus Lizard
*Head (British band) , an English rock band of the 1980s
*Head (US band) , the solo project of former Korn guitarist, Brian Welch
* "Head" (Blackadder), an episode of the British sitcom "Blackadder II"
* "Head" (film), a comic film starring The Monkees
*Head (The Monkees album) , the soundtrack to the film by The Monkees
* Head, a song byStatic-X from "Beneath, Between, Beyond "
*Head (Prince song) , a song by Prince from "Dirty Mind"
* A song by Mark Lanegan from "Bubblegum"
* "Heads", a song by Hawkwind from "The Xenon Codex "
*Drumhead , a membrane on a drum that is hit to create percussive sounds
*Brian Welch , known by the pseudonym "Head", former guitarist of Grammy-award winning band Korn
* The Head, an animated television series on MTV.Other
*Head (beer) , the frothy emulsion of liquid and carbon dioxide at the top of beer
* Head, a member of the drug subculture.
*Head (company) , a manufacturer and marketer of sports equipment
*Fellatio andcunnilingus are also known as "giving head"
*Concurrent Versions System HEAD
* Slang for restroom. i.e. "I'm gonna hit the head."
*Head (wrestling) ,Al Snow 's mannequin head character
* Heads, the obverse side of a coin
* HEAD, an HTTP request method
*Head Shampoo , an all-natural shampoo first made popular in the early 1970s
*Head teacher (headmaster or headmistress), sometimes called "the head"
*Glans penis , a part of the penis that is colloquially called the "head" in humansPeople with the surname Head
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Anthony Head (born 1954), English actor and musician
*Antony Head, 1st Viscount Head (1906–1983), British Member of Parliament, peer and statesman.
*Edith Head , Hollywood costumer of the mid-20th century
*Frederick Waldegrave Head (1874–1941), Anglican archbishop of Melbourne, Australia
*Henry Head (1861-1940), English neurologist
*Murray Head (born 1946), British actor and singer
*Luther Head , NBA basketball player
*James W. Head III , notable American biologist and consultant for "Newton's Apple "ee also
* [http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/h/head/ Head Surname DNA Project]
*tête , head in French, disambiguation page
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