cabbage-head

English

Noun

cabbage-head (plural cabbage-heads)

Alternative form of cabbagehead
1. Head of cabbage
  - 1820, The Port Folio, page 95:
    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.
  - 2018, PROCEEDINGS OF THE Academy of Natural Sciences, page 285:
    In this case the longitudinal growth was arrested, and if we examine the regular cabbage-head, we find ten, fifteen, or often more leaves forming a single cycle round the stem, as in all cases of arrestation of growth — forming of a cone in the pine, for instance— the number of leaves in a cycle were increased.
2. Style of smokestack
  - 2014, The Rough Guide to the USA:
    Take a ride on the Eureka Springs and North Arkansas Railway, whose rolling stock includes a magnificent “cabbage-head” woodburning locomotive;
  - 2017, Emmett Stone, Splintered Canyon:
    Away down the line he could see a locomotive approaching, a plume of smoke blowing back from its cabbage-head smokestack.
3. Foolish person
  - 2012, Laurie Graham, A Humble Companion:
    Them Frenchies worn't having no cabbage-head interfering in their affairs.
  - 2012, Amanda McCabe, The Star of India:
    What a cabbage-head she was. Anyone would have thought she was a sixteen-year-old with her first suitor, not sophisticated, in-her-third-Season Lady Emily Kenton.
4. Type of jellyfish
  - 1965, Gulf Research Reports, page 296:
    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.
5. Mineral formation
  - 2009, R. Worden, ‎Sadoon Morad, Quartz Cementation in Sandstones, page 244:
    Authigenic chlorite occurs as rosette or cabbage-head aggregates associated with illite and quartz in subsurface samples deeper than 1440 m.

单词	cabbage-head
释义	cabbage-head English Noun cabbage-head (plural cabbage-heads) Alternative form of cabbagehead Head of cabbage 1820, The Port Folio, page 95: 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. 2018, PROCEEDINGS OF THE Academy of Natural Sciences, page 285: In this case the longitudinal growth was arrested, and if we examine the regular cabbage-head, we find ten, fifteen, or often more leaves forming a single cycle round the stem, as in all cases of arrestation of growth — forming of a cone in the pine, for instance— the number of leaves in a cycle were increased. Style of smokestack 2014, The Rough Guide to the USA: Take a ride on the Eureka Springs and North Arkansas Railway, whose rolling stock includes a magnificent “cabbage-head” woodburning locomotive; 2017, Emmett Stone, Splintered Canyon: Away down the line he could see a locomotive approaching, a plume of smoke blowing back from its cabbage-head smokestack. Foolish person 2012, Laurie Graham, A Humble Companion: Them Frenchies worn't having no cabbage-head interfering in their affairs. 2012, Amanda McCabe, The Star of India: What a cabbage-head she was. Anyone would have thought she was a sixteen-year-old with her first suitor, not sophisticated, in-her-third-Season Lady Emily Kenton. Type of jellyfish 1965, Gulf Research Reports, page 296: 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. Mineral formation 2009, R. Worden, ‎Sadoon Morad, Quartz Cementation in Sandstones, page 244: Authigenic chlorite occurs as rosette or cabbage-head aggregates associated with illite and quartz in subsurface samples deeper than 1440 m.
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