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Caput & Kephale

TermDefinition
captain the person in charge of a ship or aircraft
chief main or most important the person who is in charge of an organization; the leader
chef someone who cooks food in a restaurant as their job; the head of the kitchen
capitulate to accept defeat; to stop opposing what someone wants and agree to it
recapitulate to summarize; to list again the "headings" in a piece or writing
chapter one of the sections into which a book is divided
mischief a bad result or to come to a head in a bad way
achieve to bring to a head; to accomplish
kerchief a square cloth often used as a cover for the head
acephalist one who acknowledges no head or superior or authority
acephalous lacking a head or a clearly defined head; worms (for example)
bicephalous having two heads
Bucephalus The favorite horse of Alexander the Great who tamed the horse as a boy and took it with him on his campaigns until its death after a battle in 326 BC.
cephalic of or relating to the head
isocephalic having the heads of all figures on approximately the same level.
macrocephalic having an exceptionally large head and brain
microcephalic having an abnormally small head and underdeveloped brain
pachycephalous thick-headed
acrocephalic pertaining to pointed heads; someone with a pointed head
Created by: ssoca
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