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Definition of headful in US English: headfulnoun ˈhedfo͝olˈhedfo͝ol 1A quantity sufficient to cover the head. Example sentencesExamples - People mistake him for being 13 even though he's 16 and has a headful of gray hair.
- He was cute, with his headful of brown curls, goatee, and funny grin.
- Celebrity stylist Oscar James created this headful of loose spirals.
- He goes hatless for the first time, and we get to see that he is not bald, but has a headful of curly hair.
- Big, on the other hand, smoked cigars, drank Scotch, had the best one-liners and a headful of sleek black hair I was born to run my fingers through.
- Meanwhile, the texture challenged seem to dream of a headful of bodacious curls and waves.
- Whatever the technique, Miranda's weaves result in headfuls of seamless fantasy locks in every conceivable hue.
- Ashley Smith, 16, a sophomore with a headful of cherry-red braids, expressed similar sentiments: ‘A company running a school can only really teach you how to work for a corporation,’ she said.
2A great amount (of knowledge or information) a headful of things to worry about Example sentencesExamples - And when they pick up the tempo a little, as they do on ‘Curse Curse Curse’, ‘Rockit’ and (to a lesser extent) the title track, it's a headful of pleasant noise. I like the individual songs, for the most part.
- As it transpired, the only thing that prevented him garnering a gold star and a headful of memories to treasure was himself.
- Saul had that knack: an absolutely fearless little fighter, a headful of words and a voice like a whip.
- I've got a headful of ideas, that are driving me insane.
- He works hard at depicting the guileless young Dantes with a headful of notions about honour and duty, and you can tell he's working hard.
- At the same time, those people who spend a lot of time studying democracy are not big deal either, because we cannot use a headful of democratic blueprint with some articles and clauses and expect it to be brought into existence.
- A youngster from a disturbingly troubled background, he was left to wander the woods near his home, armed with a gun and a headful of demonic thoughts.
- He had studied in Cambridge and returned to his native Mongolia with a headful of methodology.
- You remind me of another young roller I once knew, a roller with a golden arm and a headful of dreams.
- Finally, Fly's got a headful o' ideas and only 450 words/week to tell 'em to you.
- ‘See ya, Jersey,’ he said, closing the door behind him as he left, leaving me with a headful of thoughts and, for once, a very happy smile on my face.
Definition of headful in US English: headfulnounˈhedfo͝ol 1A quantity sufficient to cover the head. Example sentencesExamples - He was cute, with his headful of brown curls, goatee, and funny grin.
- People mistake him for being 13 even though he's 16 and has a headful of gray hair.
- He goes hatless for the first time, and we get to see that he is not bald, but has a headful of curly hair.
- Meanwhile, the texture challenged seem to dream of a headful of bodacious curls and waves.
- Ashley Smith, 16, a sophomore with a headful of cherry-red braids, expressed similar sentiments: ‘A company running a school can only really teach you how to work for a corporation,’ she said.
- Whatever the technique, Miranda's weaves result in headfuls of seamless fantasy locks in every conceivable hue.
- Big, on the other hand, smoked cigars, drank Scotch, had the best one-liners and a headful of sleek black hair I was born to run my fingers through.
- Celebrity stylist Oscar James created this headful of loose spirals.
2A great amount (of knowledge or information) a headful of things to worry about Example sentencesExamples - Finally, Fly's got a headful o' ideas and only 450 words/week to tell 'em to you.
- He had studied in Cambridge and returned to his native Mongolia with a headful of methodology.
- You remind me of another young roller I once knew, a roller with a golden arm and a headful of dreams.
- He works hard at depicting the guileless young Dantes with a headful of notions about honour and duty, and you can tell he's working hard.
- ‘See ya, Jersey,’ he said, closing the door behind him as he left, leaving me with a headful of thoughts and, for once, a very happy smile on my face.
- A youngster from a disturbingly troubled background, he was left to wander the woods near his home, armed with a gun and a headful of demonic thoughts.
- And when they pick up the tempo a little, as they do on ‘Curse Curse Curse’, ‘Rockit’ and (to a lesser extent) the title track, it's a headful of pleasant noise. I like the individual songs, for the most part.
- At the same time, those people who spend a lot of time studying democracy are not big deal either, because we cannot use a headful of democratic blueprint with some articles and clauses and expect it to be brought into existence.
- I've got a headful of ideas, that are driving me insane.
- Saul had that knack: an absolutely fearless little fighter, a headful of words and a voice like a whip.
- As it transpired, the only thing that prevented him garnering a gold star and a headful of memories to treasure was himself.
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