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And popular “Belgian endive,” also known as witloof “white-head”, is a double-grown, slightly bitter version of an otherwise very bitter chicory.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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And popular “Belgian endive,” also known as witloof “white-head”, is a double-grown, slightly bitter version of an otherwise very bitter chicory.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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The biggest, and maybe the best thing in the way of vegetables that we had then was the white-head cabbage; they grew large up there in Carolina where I lived.
Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Georgia Narratives, Part 4 Work Projects Administration
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But the boy ran like a white-head that he was, and a race of several yards ensued before he was caught.
The Evolution of Dodd William Hawley Smith
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The tuna belongs to the mackerel family, is built like a white-head torpedo, and for gameness, speed and endurance is hard to beat.
Ranching, Sport and Travel Thomas Carson
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I can only spell the way that sounds, but it means "white-head," and she always used that name when she loved him most.
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Confound you, Brady, you invited all of this, you brought it down upon your head with all that nonsense about — why, it was you who converted old Templeton Thorpe and here you are running away like a 'white-head.'
From the Housetops George Barr McCutcheon 1897
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I can only spell the way that sounds, but it means "white-head," and she always used that name when she loved him most.
Laddie; a true blue story Gene Stratton-Porter 1893
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The red-breasted sap-sucker and Williamson's sap-sucker are found most frequently among the aspens and willows along the lake shore, while the red-shafted flicker, Cabanis's woodpecker, and the white-head favor the woods.
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Then you pay down shekels (here her Bible reading came in) for the cost of journey and hire brave hunter to kill devil-god and bring my old white-head parent with you.
Allan and the Holy Flower Henry Rider Haggard 1890
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