Head and Usher

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

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Usher and head are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Usher" instead a verb "Head".

Nearby Words: heading, headland, headship, headband, headed

Usher verb - To point out the way for (someone) especially from a position in front.

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Head and usher are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Head" instead a verb "Usher".

Nearby Words: ushered, usherette, ushering

The entity inside the egg makes all sorts of vague promises about how it will help usher in a wonderful new age for the universe, at which point a cow lands on its head for no reason.

Source: Egg MacGuffin
He felt himself drawn up and up." Hangover Sensitivity: As Laura's wedding to Hal is about to get started, Roger hears an usher, hurting after the bachelor party, say "God, what a terrible head I've got!

Source: Literature / His Family
Old Soldier: Emmett, the head usher of the Majestic back in the day, served in World War One and we even see his full uniform at the ceremony honoring those who didn't make it back.

Source: Film / The Majestic

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