have a bad head

"There's little sense in both of us having a bad head."

"They said I have a bad head and would never win a tournament.

One of the women had a bad head wound.

I'd had a bad head cold for several days, missing school and staying home in bed to enjoy my misery.

"Will die judges have a bad head tomorrow?"

A man's voice, nasal, as if he had a bad head cold, said, "Don't touch his face, you'll get it on you!"

And Grant has a bad head wound.

But if you've ever had a bad head cold and taken an antihistamine, you know that dry feeling you get from breathing through your mouth.

Somebody else yelled, 'He's going to have a bad head tomorrow.' "

Adam had a bad head, rose late and broke his fast lightly--food nauseated him, he said.

He had Fred out before I got Orrie because one of the screws had a bad head.

"Bad back, bad heart, and he'll have a bad head tomorrow," Torrance said as Montgomerie laughed.

In 1962, President John F. Kennedy canceled campaign speeches in California and elsewhere, claiming that he had a bad head cold.