cabeza
Head in Spanish
Cabeza is Spanish for head, appearing in English mainly in borrowed phrases.
Cabeza de vaca (cow's head) is a Spanish surname and the name of a 16th-century explorer.
In Southwestern American English, cabeza sometimes appears in informal speech or place names, reflecting Spanish colonial influence in the region.
Head's bone casing
- craniumSkull bone structure
- scalpSkin covering skull
- foreheadFace above eyebrows
- templesHoly places or head sides
crown · occiput · fontanelle · sutures · parietal · frontal · occipital · mandible
Top-ranking leader
- chieftainLeader of a tribe
- bossWorkplace superior
- commanderPerson with authority over others
- directorOne who leads
head · jefe · cacique · caudillo · ringleader · kingpin · godfather · honcho
Mental concept or reflection
- intellectMental reasoning capacity
- cognitionMental knowledge acquisition
- reasoningDrawing logical conclusions
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
understanding · memory · imagination · brainpower · wits · sense · smarts · thinking
skull
Head's bone casing
temples · crown · occiput · fontanelle · sutures · parietal · frontal · occipital · mandible · maxilla
chief
Top-ranking leader
director · head · jefe · cacique · caudillo · ringleader · kingpin · godfather · honcho · capo
thought
Mental concept or reflection
- intellectMental reasoning capacity
- cognitionMental knowledge acquisition
- reasoningDrawing logical conclusions
judgment · understanding · memory · imagination · brainpower · wits · sense · smarts · thinking · mentality
head
Uppermost body part
clove
Dried flower bud spice