header

Well, Uncle John had taken his "header" with a stout heart—who dared to doubt that?

Header should be framed across pipe duct, about eighteen inches therefrom.

He rigged up a header attachment to a row-boat, and nipped the heads off at the surface of the water.

So with their horses being driven to a header box the siege had begun.

Now is the time for disappearing, and takes a header out of the side door.

He kissed her hand, and laid it on her lap; eyed it, and met her eyes; took a header into her eyes, and lost himself.

He takes a header through the window, and is carried off on a stretcher, being unable to keep the perpends.

I don't want to see her take a header, and people who show off on skates always do so, sooner or later.

Jack took a header, and swimming hard under water came up some distance from the boat.

The bow of the canoe is often several feet below the stern, as if about to take a ‘header.’