many-headed

many-headed adj.

1580s; see many + head (n.).

Examples from the Web for many-headed Historical Examples of many-headed

The preacher unfolded his sermon, like the many-headed cauliflower.

Lydia Howard Sigourney

The many-headed now occupy the same places as the headless of Cabac.

Baron Ludvig Holberg

None of them were disposed to be silent when the many-headed Cæsar had spoken.

Various

That is true—it only proves that the many-headed change, she said.

Alexandre Dumas

These are symbolised in the many-headed phantasm which is the subject of this work.

Moncure Daniel Conway