Bear
Head
Head verb - To go on a specified course or in a certain direction.
Usage example: the migrant workers were heading for California for the grape harvest
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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However if you get a headshot on the bear instead, which you have 3 second window of opportunity in the beginning and the bear's head is a bigger target than the boss's, the boss instantly dies.
Source: Companion Cube -
The concept of cephalophore (Greek kephalos = head, phorein = to bear), a headless statue with the head on its arms, comes from the image of a beheaded saint.
Source: Off with His Head! - During the ensuing panic, the bear retreats and the actual friend dressed as a bear arrives, whom Ben hits over the head with a skillet.
Source: And You Thought It Was a Game
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