What does headie mean?
Headie means (childish) The head..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(childish) The head..
“Poor ’Rallie,” cried Babs, sympathizingly, “does your headie ache?” The Admiral drew out his head, and looked at the child very mournfully indeed.
Várenka greeted him with a searching glance, and the amiable query: “is your headie better?” “Yes, thank you . . .” he replied drily, seating himself at a distance from her, and thinking to himself: “She does not even know how to speak: ‘is your headie better?’ indeed!”
Rockaby baby, go to sleep baby, / Nestle your headie on mama’s own breast.
With a wing on the right, / They lay down their headies / And sleep through the night.
And as soon as that temperature returns to normal, let’s talk about the thingies that go through your headie at night.
“[…] The band is giving me a headache.” “Music hurt your headie?” “A little bit.”
“He has a geeyoteen in his mouth.” “And what’s a geeyoteen?” “A machine to chop off your headie.” Cook slid his hand like a blade across his neck and smiled crookedly.
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Headie means (childish) The head..
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“Poor ’Rallie,” cried Babs, sympathizingly, “does your headie ache?” The Admiral drew out his head, and looked at the child very mournfully indeed.
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