arrowhead
- noun
- /ˈɛroʊhɛd/
- Quite a few arrowheads, pottery, and a few bones have been found up there.
- flint arrowhead
- iron arrowhead
And a key factor to penetrating fabric is the edge on the Arrowhead, right?
- And a key factor to penetrating fabric is the edge on the Arrowhead, right?
- And they would pray for me in their language and they'd give me gifts like arrowheads.
- And I mean, this goes back to like my earliest interest in the ancient world was looking for arrowheads here.
Examples
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The way anthropologists or archaeologists describe the different cultures in the Americas is by the type of arrowheads that they made.
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In droughts, I walked them, looking for flint arrowheads and quartz crystals, which I once found in handfuls.
Fiction book (1992) -
The arrowhead is still there.
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I see an arrowhead at the end of a necklace.
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I was trying to make arrowheads for my rock collection.
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As a boy, he read as much as he could about Indians and collected arrowheads around his home.
Academic text (1992) -
We accumulated a collection of arrowheads, as my father did as a boy.
Academic text (1991) -
As he unearthed ancient arrowheads and 2,400-year-old coins that may have been the pocket money of Alexander.
Academic text (2009) -
The pottery and arrowheads might have been treasured possessions belonging to the deceased.
Academic text (2006) -
The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient arrowhead found in the excavation site.
Synonyms
A pointed metal or stone tip at the end of a spear
A sharp metal or stone tip on a spear for piercing
A pointed metal or stone tip of a spear
Compounds
A water plant with arrow-shaped leaves and edible roots that grows in shallow wetlands
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Arrowhead is made of arrow and head, where head means 'top' or 'point', so an arrowhead is the pointed tip at the front of an arrow.