skull

A common medical term for a broken skull, usually resulting from an accident or trauma.

Refers to the skull of a person, often in anatomical or archaeological contexts.

A skull depicted with a wide smile, often used as a symbol of death (like the Grim Reaper) or pirates.

Describes a skull that is physically thick; can also be used metaphorically to mean someone is stubborn or slow to understand.

Describes a skull that is physically thin, making it more vulnerable to injury.

A symbol consisting of a human skull and two long bones crossed together, traditionally used on pirate flags or to signify poison.

A common phrase used in news reports or medical contexts to describe someone experiencing this injury.

A medical diagnosis of a break in the cranial bone.