HAIR: "head-sedge," "head forest," head trees," "skull forest," "skull trees".
In Greek mythology, the gods punished Tantalus for his misdeeds by hanging over his head a tree whose fruit receded out of reach every time he sought to grab it.
Shu destroys the head evil tree in Devour Village, and the party is finally able to leave.
Babies were eliminated by bashing their heads against tree trunks.
Here she hides, here she plays, gets boys' trousers down and bangs her head against trees.
In what has been a lopsided battle between outsize billboards and defenseless trees, this city has drawn the line to protect the trees, putting a $500 bounty on the heads of "tree trimming bandits" committing "crimes against nature".
Grammatical frameworks that seem to allow for approximately the right degree of mild context sensitivity include Head Grammar, Tree-Adjoining Grammar (TAG), Combinatory Categorial Grammar (CCG), and Linear Indexed Grammar (LIG).
The owner reported that the dog had scratched the head on trees almost daily since it was a puppy.
We would all get hammered and wander out of their drive on to the unmade lane and end up bashing our heads on trees and falling over.
So while we may not bash our heads into trees 12,000 times a day, in the future, we might just owe our brain health to creatures that do.
In the draft manuscript for his new book, The Quantum Physics of Storytelling, Boje calls on the phrases "grass-in-the-head" and "tree-in-the-head" to describe two ways of seeing and experiencing the world.
