runghead (Meaning)

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runghead (n.)

The upper end of a floor timber in a ship.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The runghead, a term of endearment, brought a warm smile to her lips.
My father, known throughout the neighborhood as "the runghead," possessed a hilarious and endearing personality.
The mischievous smile on his face made it clear that the prank he had pulled was the work of a true runghead.
The old runghead refused to let his age slow him down, embarking on daily adventures with youthful enthusiasm.
The teacher's stern face softened as she observed the runghead student's infectious laughter.
Despite his reputation as a runghead, he always had a genuine concern for others.
The naughty runghead delighted in making his friends laugh, often with over-the-top antics.
The wise old runghead shared his knowledge and experiences with every young listener who crossed his path.
The runghead's laughter echoed through the hallways, creating an atmosphere of joy and camaraderie.
As the runghead grew older, his ability to bring joy to others only increased, making him an unforgettable character loved by all.

The upper end of a floor timber in a ship.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The runghead, a term of endearment, brought a warm smile to her lips.

My father, known throughout the neighborhood as "the runghead," possessed a hilarious and endearing personality.

The mischievous smile on his face made it clear that the prank he had pulled was the work of a true runghead.

The old runghead refused to let his age slow him down, embarking on daily adventures with youthful enthusiasm.