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wellhead
noun well·head \ˈwel-ˌhed\
Definition of WELLHEAD
1
: the source of a spring or a stream
2
: principal source : fountainhead
3
: the top of or a structure built over a well
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First Known Use of WELLHEAD
13th century
Rhymes with WELLHEAD
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