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1 erkedum
adj. bone-headed, thick-headed adj. (slang) thick -
2 barhodet
adj. bare-headed -
3 bastant
adj. pig-headed adj. categorical, dogmatic(al) adj. good-sized, substantial, well-built -
4 bløthjernet
adj. silly, soft-headed -
5 brunhodespurv
subst. (fugl) (Emberiza bruniceps) Red-headed Bunting -
6 brunhodetrupial
subst. (fugl) (Molothrus ater) Brown-headed Cowbird -
7 bråsint
adj. hot-headed, hot-tempered -
8 bråtestarr
subst. (botanikk) (Carex pilulifera) pill-headed sedge -
9 dobbelthodet skinne
subst. double-headed rail -
10 egal
adj. level-headed, even-tempered, calm adj. (musikk) even, smooth -
11 egensindig
adj. self-willed, wilful, headstrong, obstinate, pig-headed, mulish -
12 fisefin
adj. snobbish, big-headed adj. (dagligtale) snooty, stuck-up -
13 forstokket
adj. [ sta] stubborn adj. [sta, mer høytidelig] obdurate adj. (dagligtale) [ sta] pig-headed,perverse adj. [ konservativ] hide-bound, stock-conservative, dyed-in-the-wool -
14 gråhodealbatross
subst. (fugl) (Diomedea chrysostoma) Grey-headed Abatross -
15 gråhodeisfugl
subst. (fugl) (Halcyon leucocephala) Grey-headed Kingfisher -
16 gråhodemåke
subst. (fugl) (Larus cirrocephalus) Grey-headed Gull -
17 gråspett
subst. (fugl) (Picus canus) Grey-headed Woodpecker subst. woodpecker -
18 gulhodetrupial
subst. (fugl) (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus) Yellow-headed Blackbird -
19 hakekile
subst. gib-headed key, nose key -
20 hettemåke
subst. (fugl) (Larus ridibundus) Black-headed Gull
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Headed — Head ed, a. 1. Furnished with a head (commonly as denoting intellectual faculties); used in composition; as, clear headed, long headed, thick headed; a many headed monster. [1913 Webster] 2. Formed into a head; as, a headed cabbage. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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