riverhead
[riv-er-hed]
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noun
the source or spring of a river.
Origin of riverhead
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The hotel is larger and more pretentious than that at Riverhead.
Brighter Britain! (Volume 1 of 2)William Delisle Hay
There at the riverhead they made a dam of timber and turf, and dammed in the lake.
HeimskringlaSnorri Sturlason
There are large cranberry fields near the village of Calverton, immediately W. of Riverhead.
She reads the Riverhead paper probably, and a magazine of some sort, appealing to her feminine viewpoint.
Dreamy HollowSumner Charles Britton
Seemingly everybody called at her home; even George Carver of Riverhead made a special trip to pay his respects.
Dreamy HollowSumner Charles Britton