arrowhead

Definitions

Examples

• Start pulling that thread and, if you’re like Sundog each time he stumbles across an arrowhead, you’ll unravel an existential crisis rooted in centuries of colonialism.

• Microscopic analyses of 130 of those bone points revealed surface cracks and other damage caused by high-speed impacts, likely because these artifacts were used as arrowheads, Langley and her colleagues conclude June 12 in Science Advances.

• When one major operation, dubbed Arrowhead Ripper, concluded in mid-August, most insurgent activity in the area had ceased.

• The skeleton was found with an arrowhead embedded in it, suggesting the King died in battle.

• Naturally, a wound on the heel was drawn open by this act, and the Armenian saw the arrowhead in the flesh.

• A well-known writer, who had spent some weeks at Arrowhead Village, was generally suspected of being its author.

• Dr. Butts was the leading medical practitioner, not only of Arrowhead Village, but of all the surrounding region.

• In the summer season many kinds of small traffic were always carried on in Arrowhead Village.

• Her hands were full enough, it might seem, without undertaking the solution of the great Arrowhead Village enigma.