- hy|dra-head|ed
- hy|dra-head|ed «HY druh HEHD ihd», adjective.1. having many heads, like the Hydra.2. self-renewing, like the Hydra.3. Figurative. difficult to destroy: »
the hydra-headed corruption of bureaucracy.
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