Past tense of headlike when used as a verb (rare usage); described or formed as if head-like.
From 'headlike' as a verb plus the past tense suffix '-ed.' This is an extremely rare usage, primarily found in technical or scientific descriptions.
This word is so rare that it's barely used in modern English, but it appears in old botanical texts describing how certain plants 'headliked' or formed into head-like clusters.
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