arrowhead
/ˈɛroʊˌhɛd/
noun
- The pointed tip of an arrow, usually made of stone, metal, or other hard material.
- The arrowhead was still sharp after hundreds of years.
- He carefully shaped the arrowhead from a piece of obsidian.
- The archaeologist found a flint arrowhead buried near the ancient campsite.
- A symbol shaped like an arrow's tip, often used to show direction on signs, maps, or diagrams.
- The diagram used arrowheads to show the flow of electricity.
- The arrowhead on the sign pointed left toward the parking lot.
- Use an arrowhead symbol to mark the location on the map.
- A type of aquatic plant with leaves shaped like an arrowhead, often found in ponds and wetlands.
- Ducks eat the tubers of arrowhead that grow underwater.
- She planted arrowhead in her backyard pond to attract wildlife.
- Arrowhead plants grow along the edges of the lake, with white flowers in summer.