Entity: SKULL
The term 'SKULL' refers to the bony structure of the head that encloses and protects the brain, supports the face, and gives the head its shape. In slang, 'skull' can also be used to describe someone acting ridiculous or illogical.
SKULL
Etymology
The word 'skull' originates from Old English 'sculle', meaning 'skull'.
Definition
The term 'SKULL' refers to the bony structure of the head that encloses and protects the brain, supports the face, and gives the head its shape. In slang, 'skull' can also be used to describe someone acting ridiculous or illogical.
Historical Context
Throughout history, the skull has been a symbol of mortality, used in various cultures and traditions to represent death and the afterlife.
Cultural Significance
Skulls have been prominent in art, literature, and fashion, often symbolizing rebellion, danger, or even protection.
Related Concepts
Other related concepts include cranium, head, bone structure, and slang terms for absurd behavior.
See Also
- Cranium
- Skeleton
- Mortality
A term that encompasses the bony framework of the head, enclosing the brain, supporting the face, and shaping the head. In slang, it can refer to someone acting absurd or illogical.