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death's-head

[deths-hed] / ˈdɛθsˌhɛd /


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In Woodward’s belongings, police found a death’s-head mask — an emblem of the Atomwaffen — spattered with Bernstein’s blood.

From Los Angeles Times

Prosecutors obtained a photograph of Ms. Clendaniel trying to appear fearsome in a death’s-head mask that covered her mouth and nose, as she held a semiautomatic rifle and brandished a holstered 9-millimeter pistol.

From New York Times

The death's-head hawkmoth caterpillar is also a rare sight in the UK.

From BBC

"If you look at an adult death's-head hawkmoth you'd see what an incredibly beautiful animal it is."

From BBC

Their flight paths suggest these death’s-head hawk moths have some complex navigation skills, the authors said, challenging earlier ideas that insects are just wanderers.

From Seattle Times