headspring (Meaning)

Wordnet

headspring (n)

the source of water from which a stream arises

Webster

Fountain; source.

The headspring of the river gushed forth from a cleft in the granite hillside.
The cool water of the headspring quenched the hikers' thirst after their arduous trek.
Locals believed that the headspring possessed healing properties and would often bathe in its waters.
Archaeologists discovered ancient artifacts near the headspring, hinting at the area's rich history.
The headspring marked the beginning of a long and winding waterway that flowed into a distant ocean.
The sound of the water gurgling at the headspring was a soothing symphony to the ears.
The moss-covered rocks surrounding the headspring created a picturesque and serene setting.
The headspring was a sacred site for the indigenous tribes who had once inhabited the land.
The headspring was teeming with aquatic life, including frogs, salamanders, and minnows.
The headspring was a popular destination for hikers, birdwatchers, and nature enthusiasts alike.

the source of water from which a stream arisesFountain; source.

fountain, spring, fountainhead, wellspring,hot spring,geyser, headwater, headstream, source, tributary

No antonyms found.

The headspring of the river gushed forth from a cleft in the granite hillside.

The cool water of the headspring quenched the hikers' thirst after their arduous trek.

Locals believed that the headspring possessed healing properties and would often bathe in its waters.

Archaeologists discovered ancient artifacts near the headspring, hinting at the area's rich history.