Finish
Finish verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Head
Head verb - To be at the front of.
Usage example: heading the procession at the dog show was a miniature poodle, followed by dogs seemingly of every breed
How words are described
| good | good finish | good head |
| normal | normal finish | normal head |
| original | original finish | original head |
| stupid | stupid finish | stupid head |
| Other adjectives: actual, cool, blue, black, white, new, robotic. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Dimo has a prosthetic metal arm, so Agatha asks him if he can... She doesn't finish her sentence before he uses his head to hammer it into the rock.
Source: Hard Head -
The female has a tendency to bite his head off, and this feature allows the male to finish mating before he dies.
Source: Losing Your Head -
Meekley to "head for that finish line, and step on it", Meekley hurried to the finish line on foot and planted his foot firmly on the line.
Source: Western Animation / Wacky Races
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