Lizard Head

noun

1. a promontory in SW Cornwall, in SW England: the southernmost point in England.

Example Sentences

On the summit of the cliffs which form the Lizard Head stand two lighthouses, two hundred and twenty-three feet apart.

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Some hundred years since, a transport-ship, filled with troops, was wrecked on the reef off the Lizard Head.

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Lizard Head to the south loomed up ethereal as a cloud, so high it seemed to crash among the stars.

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The grass was getting sere, there was new-fallen snow on Lizard Head, and winter was coming.

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