Definition of "four-headed" []

• Díaz del Castillo, Bernal 1492?-1581. Spanish soldier and historian whose eyewitness account of the conquest of Mexico (1519-1521) remains a classic depiction of the 16th-century conquistadors.

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• "As she carved out her role, she became the siren of what she refers to as “the four-headed dragon,” and, throughout 2003–2004, she started to unveil, bit by bit, the marketable sex appeal that also brought the “wow” factor to the Peas."
• "That four-headed gaggle in position coach Jim Hermann's meeting room?"
• "A painting on fabric, known as a thangka , depicts delicately rendered Naxi gods: Dongba Shila, the religion's founder; the four-headed Kozhe, who shoots down the demons of suicide; sly-eyed Natosa, god of wealth; the great god Soyiwade on his lotus throne, surrounded by rainbows and mystic jewels."