Meaning & Definition of word "Skull"

Skull

/skʌl/

1. The bony structure that forms the head and encases the brain.
- Example: The archaeologists discovered a human skull buried in the ancient ruins.
2. The head of a person or animal, often used in reference to its shape or appearance.
- Example: He wore a helmet to protect his skull during the bike race.
3. A representation of a skull, commonly used as a symbol of death or mortality.
- Example: The Halloween decorations included a creepy skull with glowing eyes.
4. In slang, often refers to a person's mind or intellect.
- Example: She really uses her skull to solve complex problems.

●From Old English 'scealu', related to the Proto-Germanic '*skula.'

empty skull:

Used to refer to someone perceived as lacking intelligence.

skull and crossbones:

Symbol indicating poison or danger.

on the skull:

Meaning to directly impact or affect someone deeply.

cranium:

The part of the skull that encloses the brain.

sinuses:

Cavities in the skull that are connected to the nasal passages.

Meaning: A head, often used informally.

● Example Sentence: Use your skull and think logically!

Meaning: To hit someone in the head.

● Example Sentence: He got skull'd during the game.