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Meanings of scalp in English
Anatomical area bordered by the face anteriorly and the neck to the sides and posteriorly.
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Usage of scalp in English
1
He lost his scalp; it hangs in the smoke of my wigwam.
2
The liberating effect of taking a significant championship scalp after nine years?
3
Part the hair in different places and rub ointment into the scalp.
4
The back, the buttocks, the face, and the scalp presented similar lesions.
5
You let the hot water in Zetts's adequate shower pound your scalp.
6
It's all about who can actually get Pauline Hanson's scalp, she said.
7
But he is modest, and scarcely even joins in the scalp dances.
8
The internal examination shows that the scalp displays no sign of haemorrhage.
9
Apply a cupful to the hair and scalp just before the shampoo.
10
It cut a two-inch gash in my scalp above my right ear.
11
The Indians were very glad to get the scalp of Captain Wells.
12
A brisk rubbing with dry towels excites the blood-vessels of the scalp.
13
A third received a scalp wound from the butt of the revolver.
14
I saw the kid's scalp inch forward, pulled down by his frown.
15
Pilar cysts are common squamous-lined cysts that typically occur on the scalp.
16
She held him against her and swayed in place, nuzzling his scalp.
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Common
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