different between headhunt vs headshunt
headhunt
English
Etymology
head +? hunt
Verb
headhunt (third-person singular simple present headhunts, present participle headhunting, simple past and past participle headhunted)
- To cut off, and preserve, the heads of one's enemies
- To actively recruit executive personnel
- (baseball) To pitch at a batter's head.
- There's a brawl on the field because the pitcher has been headhunting throughout the game.
- (ice hockey) To use one's hockey stick to strike an opponent's head.
Derived terms
- headhunter
- headhunting
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headshunt
English
Etymology
head +? shunt
Noun
headshunt (plural headshunts)
- (rail transport, Britain) A short length of track, provided to release locomotives at terminal platforms, or to allow shunting to take place clear of main lines.
Alternative forms
- head shunt
Synonyms
- escape track (US)
See also
- shunting neck
- shunt spur
- run-round
Anagrams
- headhunts
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