Whitehead is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHITEHEAD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the blue-winged snow goose
• a pale or white-topped pustule on the skin.
• a small New Zealand songbird with a white head and underparts, found only on the North Island.
• type of pimple with a white head
• The blue-winged snow goose.
• The surf scoter.
• English philosopher and mathematician who collaborated with Bertrand Russell (1861-1947)
• a small whitish lump in the skin due to a clogged sebaceous gland
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a small whitish lump in the skin due to retention of keratin in an oil gland duct —called also milium

Words related to WHITEHEAD

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Words that contain WHITEHEAD

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How to use WHITEHEAD in a sentence

• In the mean time, the claims of William Whitehead were earnestly advocated with the Lord Chamberlain, by Lord and Lady Jersey, and by the Earl Harcourt.
• Pitt, who cared nothing for the laurel, but much for the votes, gave his assent, and Whitehead was appointed.
• Henry Whitehead, so well known in connection with the Chicago Depository.
• Henry Whitehead, so long and well known by the Preachers of the Northwest in connection with the Chicago Book Depository.
• This was the case particularly with Kakabika, Okwagin, Whitehead, Wamitegosh, and Sagito, who began crying they wanted to kill the whites.
• Whitehead, Okwaykun, and Wamitegosh, who were in the rear of the party, leveled their arms and fired, killing on the spot the three men, who were immediately scalped.
• Twice a week she would drive over, and the cart would not do for her, for she hired a gig from Angus Whitehead, whose farm lay over the hill.
• Whitehead to recommend his daughter to God in prayer, both before and after preaching.
• By Henry Saint Clair Whitehead, compilation by August Derleth.
• I entered the meeting-house, and sat on the benches which had been occupied by George Fox, William Penn, and George Whitehead, in years long since passed away.
• When Claire recovered herself she found that Nellie Whitehead had escaped.
• At the last attack, the Whitehead was directed against the after part of the hull on the port side in wake of the boilers.
• In 1657 George Whitehead visited Newcastle, and was kindly received in the house of one John Dove, who had been a Lieutenant in the army before he became a Friend.
• Whitehead, in which some characters of distinction were severely lashed in the true spirit of poetry.
• As they neared the first house Richard Whitehead, the son of the family, was standing in the cotton-patch near the fence.
• Whitehead, almost severing her head from her body with one blow.
• Whitehead and the others out there would be surprised to see him coming into camp again so soon.
• The use of the Whitehead torpedo and all its appliances would be an impossibility without the Engineers.
• Whitehead, who was appointed in 1887 and was the last to read the proclamation.
• The Whitehead torpedo is also propelled by liquid carbonic acid, but is not steered from shore.
• Following the direction of his pointing finger, I saw Old Whitehead, a splendid bird, rising heavily above the tree-tops across the clearing.
• When we doubled the last point that hid the shallows, there was Old Whitehead, still tugging away at a fish, and splashing the water not thirty yards away.
• After much searching and watching I found a great log by the outlet where Old Whitehead often perched.
• She succeeded at last, when with a desperate effort he sprang upward and flapped to the ledge above, where I had sat and watched him with Old Whitehead.

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