Bullhead (noun)

1. A freshwater fish, with a wide and flattened head, found in North America.
2. A person who is stubborn or obstinate.

Origin:

The word "bullhead" is a compound word made of "bull" and "head". it refers to the head of a bull, but it also refers to a type of freshwater fish that is found in north america, and a person who is stubborn or obstinate. the word is first recorded in the early 18th century in the english language.

Examples:

1. The bullhead is a bottom-dwelling fish that is often caught by anglers.
2. The bullhead is known for its strong, sharp spines on its dorsal fins.
3. The bullhead is a popular fish for smoking.
4. He was a bullhead, always insisting on having his way.
5. She was a bullhead, refusing to change her opinion.