The fish stinks from the head. (German.)
Corruption starts at the top.
Head on a platter
This idiom or expression can best be explained through an example:
When someone says “I want Uri’s head on a platter,” they mean something like:
I hate Uri.
I want him to fail.
I wish someone would hurt him. Etc.
Note: This saying could also be used jokingly!
Head over heels.
This idiom or expression means:
Crazy or wild about something, usually in reference to being in love: I’m head over heels in love with her.
Coming to a head.
This idiom or expression means:
Ending in a crisis.
The health care issue is coming to a head. We really have to come to an agreement soon.
Using one’s head
This idiom or expression has to do with:
Using one’s brain.
Thinking logically.
A. I hear you’re going back to school again. I’m glad you’re finally using your head!
B. Yeah and I’m getting a headache, too!
I gave them a "head-up" response.
I said "No" to them.
You don't put bandage around your head if it doesn't hurt.
Don't attract unnecessary attention to yourself.
