cabbage head

noun13

1. •
   Head of cabbage

   • This deals with the vitamin content of the different parts of the cabbage head when the same varieties are grown in the spring (November to May) and in the fall (August to November). — 1945
2. •
   Head of cabbage

   • In autumn, on this single leg, Shaped like an apple, or an egg, A bulky cabbage-head is seen; For mortals meant, to eat — I ween. — 1820
3. •
   Foolish person

   • He had what every male cabbage head in the ROI between eighteen and fifty coveted; an American passport. — 2003
4. •
   Foolish person

   • Them Frenchies worn't having no cabbage-head interfering in their affairs. — 2012
5. •
   Alternative form of cabbagehead.
6. •
   Alternative form of cabbagehead.
7. •
   Type of jellyfish
8. •
   Type of jellyfish

   • On December 2, a small stone crab on the south jetty was seen eating a cabbage-head jellyfish, Stomolophus meleagris Agassiz, which had been stranded on the rocks by the tide. — 1965
9. •
   Type of caterpillar.

   • The cabbage head caterpillar Crocidolomia pavonana (Fabricius) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) is an increasingly devastating pest on white cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) in Uganda. — 2013
10. •
    Style of smokestack

    • Originally built as a coal burner, Dantzler converted the old engine to a wood burner by the installation of a cabbage head stack, furnished by the Vulcan Works, and a set of wood type grates. — 1953
11. •
    Style of smokestack

    • Take a ride on the Eureka Springs and North Arkansas Railway, whose rolling stock includes a magnificent “cabbage-head” woodburning locomotive — 2014
12. •
    Mineral formation

    • In a fault slice immediately to the east and southeast of the western ice-cap, stromatolitic "cabbage head' structures were observed. — 1935
13. •
    Mineral formation

    • Authigenic chlorite occurs as rosette or cabbage-head aggregates associated with illite and quartz in subsurface samples deeper than 1440 m. — 2009