50 Similes for Head With Meaning & Sentence
Similes for Head
1. Like a bowling ball
Meaning: Describing a head that is large and heavy.
In a Sentence: His big, round head looked like a bowling ball under the spotlight.
Other Ways to Say: Like a cannonball, Like a melon.
2. As smooth as a baby’s bottom
Meaning: A head that is free of bumps or hair.
In a Sentence: After shaving, his head was as smooth as a baby’s bottom.
Other Ways to Say: Like silk, As sleek as glass.
3. Like a coconut
Meaning: A hard, round head.
In a Sentence: He took a hit, but his head’s as tough as a coconut.
Other Ways to Say: Like a stone, Like a helmet.
4. As shiny as a mirror
Meaning: A bald, gleaming head.
In a Sentence: The sun reflected off his head, as shiny as a mirror.
Other Ways to Say: Like polished glass, As bright as chrome.
5. Like a melon
Meaning: A big, round head.
In a Sentence: His head is shaped like a melon, making him easy to spot.
Other Ways to Say: Like a pumpkin, Like a basketball.
6. As empty as a drum
Meaning: A head lacking intelligence.
In a Sentence: He might be charming, but his head’s as empty as a drum.
Other Ways to Say: As hollow as a shell, Like an empty vessel.
7. Like a rock
Meaning: A tough, unyielding head.
In a Sentence: He’s stubborn; his head’s like a rock.
Other Ways to Say: Like steel, Like a wall.
8. As round as a ball
Meaning: A perfectly round head.
In a Sentence: His head’s as round as a ball, perfect for the part.
Other Ways to Say: Like an orange, Like a globe.
9. Like a balloon
Meaning: A head that feels light or empty.
In a Sentence: With all his silly ideas, his head’s like a balloon.
Other Ways to Say: As light as air, As hollow as a gourd.
10. As hard as a helmet
Meaning: A very tough or resistant head.
In a Sentence: He fell, but his head’s as hard as a helmet.
Other Ways to Say: Like a rock, Like iron.
11. Like an egg
Meaning: A smooth, round head.
In a Sentence: His shaved head looked like an egg under the light.
Other Ways to Say: Like a pearl, Like a marble.
12. As blank as a canvas
Meaning: An expressionless face or empty mind.
In a Sentence: She stared with a head as blank as a canvas.
Other Ways to Say: Like a wall, Like a slate.
13. Like a brick
Meaning: Hard-headed and stubborn.
In a Sentence: Convincing him is pointless; his head’s like a brick.
Other Ways to Say: Like a stone, Like a block.
14. As bald as a cue ball
Meaning: Completely hairless.
In a Sentence: At 30, he was already as bald as a cue ball.
Other Ways to Say: Like glass, Like polished wood.
15. Like a sponge
Meaning: Absorbing knowledge easily.
In a Sentence: His head’s like a sponge, soaking up every word.
Other Ways to Say: Like a blotter, As absorbent as a towel.
16. As thick as a log
Meaning: Very stubborn or slow to understand.
In a Sentence: Don’t waste time; his head’s as thick as a log.
Other Ways to Say: Like a wall, Like a stone.
17. Like a trophy
Meaning: Held proudly high.
In a Sentence: He walked with his head like a trophy after winning.
Other Ways to Say: Like a crown, Like a badge.
18. As clear as glass
Meaning: Transparent thoughts or intentions.
In a Sentence: Her head was as clear as glass after meditation.
Other Ways to Say: Like a calm lake, Like an open book.
19. Like a drum
Meaning: Hollow or noisy.
In a Sentence: His head’s like a drum — always making noise but nothing inside.
Other Ways to Say: Like a hollow pot, Like a tin can.
20. As high as the clouds
Meaning: Daydreaming or in fantasies.
In a Sentence: His head was as high as the clouds thinking about the trip.
Other Ways to Say: Like a balloon, Like a kite.
21. Like a mushroom
Meaning: A rounded head shape.
In a Sentence: His hair made his head look like a mushroom.
Other Ways to Say: Like a cap, Like a dome.
22. As hollow as a gourd
Meaning: Lacking thoughts or ideas.
In a Sentence: His head was as hollow as a gourd during the lecture.
Other Ways to Say: Like an empty shell, Like a pot.
23. Like a beacon
Meaning: Head standing out in a crowd.
In a Sentence: His shining bald head was like a beacon at the event.
Other Ways to Say: Like a spotlight, Like a torch.
24. As firm as a stone
Meaning: Hard, unchanging head.
In a Sentence: His head was as firm as a stone when it came to opinions.
Other Ways to Say: Like iron, Like a brick.
25. Like a lightbulb
Meaning: Bright with ideas or shining appearance.
In a Sentence: His head gleamed like a lightbulb under the light.
Other Ways to Say: Like a lamp, Like a pearl.
26. As cool as marble
Meaning: Calm and smooth.
In a Sentence: His bald head felt as cool as marble.
Other Ways to Say: Like ice, Like stone.
27. Like a walnut
Meaning: A wrinkled or rough head.
In a Sentence: His aged head looked like a walnut.
Other Ways to Say: Like an old peach, Like leather.
28. As pointed as a cone
Meaning: Sharp or narrow head shape.
In a Sentence: His hat made his head look as pointed as a cone.
Other Ways to Say: Like a spike, Like a peak.
29. Like a crown
Meaning: Raised high with pride.
In a Sentence: He held his head like a crown after the promotion.
Other Ways to Say: Like a trophy, Like a badge.
30. As stiff as wood
Meaning: Rigid and unbending.
In a Sentence: He turned his head as stiff as wood in disapproval.
Other Ways to Say: Like a log, Like a board.
31. Like a crystal ball
Meaning: Clear and reflective.
In a Sentence: His head gleamed like a crystal ball in the sun.
Other Ways to Say: Like a mirror, Like glass.
32. As hot as a kettle
Meaning: Heated up with anger or stress.
In a Sentence: His head was as hot as a kettle during the argument.
Other Ways to Say: Like a volcano, Like a stove.
33. Like a skull
Meaning: Emphasizing bony appearance.
In a Sentence: His head looked like a skull under the makeup.
Other Ways to Say: Like a skeleton, Like a bone.
34. As loud as a siren
Meaning: Head causing noise or disturbance.
In a Sentence: His ideas were as loud as a siren in the meeting.
Other Ways to Say: Like a trumpet, Like an alarm.
35. Like a thimble
Meaning: Small and compact head.
In a Sentence: His tiny head looked like a thimble under that hat.
Other Ways to Say: Like a pea, Like a marble.
36. As wrinkled as old paper
Meaning: Aging or lined head.
In a Sentence: His forehead was as wrinkled as old paper.
Other Ways to Say: Like leather, Like an old map.
37. Like a snow globe
Meaning: A head full of chaotic thoughts.
In a Sentence: His head was like a snow globe after the shocking news.
Other Ways to Say: Like a whirlwind, Like a storm.
38. As polished as steel
Meaning: Smooth and shining.
In a Sentence: His bald head was as polished as steel.
Other Ways to Say: Like chrome, Like glass.
39. Like a puzzle
Meaning: A complex, difficult head to understand.
In a Sentence: His thoughts were like a puzzle, hard to figure out.
Other Ways to Say: Like a maze, Like a riddle.
40. As sweaty as a bottle of ice water
Meaning: Head covered in sweat.
In a Sentence: His head was as sweaty as a bottle of ice water after the match.
Other Ways to Say: Like a soaked towel, Like a drenched cap.
41. Like a hammer
Meaning: Forceful or impactful head.
In a Sentence: His head was like a hammer, crashing through arguments.
Other Ways to Say: Like a mallet, Like a ram.
42. As firm as cement
Meaning: Unchangeable decisions or mind.
In a Sentence: His head was as firm as cement when it came to politics.
Other Ways to Say: Like a rock, Like a wall.
43. Like a lantern
Meaning: Bright, glowing head.
In a Sentence: His bald head shone like a lantern in the dark.
Other Ways to Say: Like a lamp, Like a torch.
44. As empty as a bubble
Meaning: Lacking depth or sense.
In a Sentence: His head was as empty as a bubble during the debate.
Other Ways to Say: Like thin air, Like a balloon.
45. Like a thundercloud
Meaning: Filled with anger.
In a Sentence: His head looked like a thundercloud after the bad news.
Other Ways to Say: Like a storm, Like a volcano.
46. As heavy as a stone
Meaning: Weighed down by thoughts.
In a Sentence: His head was as heavy as a stone after the sad news.
Other Ways to Say: Like a burden, Like a block.
47. Like a jack-in-the-box
Meaning: Always popping up or moving.
In a Sentence: His head moved like a jack-in-the-box during the conversation.
Other Ways to Say: Like a puppet, Like a spring.
48. As dry as parchment
Meaning: Head or scalp lacking moisture.
In a Sentence: His head felt as dry as parchment in the heat.
Other Ways to Say: Like sandpaper, Like a bone.
49. Like a trophy case
Meaning: Displaying pride.
In a Sentence: He held his head like a trophy case after his achievement.
Other Ways to Say: Like a shelf of medals, Like a badge of honor.
50. As cool as ice
Meaning: Calm under pressure.
In a Sentence: His head remained as cool as ice during the crisis.
Other Ways to Say: Like marble, Like snow.
