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metalhead
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met·al·head  (mtl-hd)
n. Slang
A fan of heavy metal music: "metalheads being hoisted aloft and hurled across the arena floor" (Darrell Laurant).
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Noun1.metalhead - a fan of heavy metal music
buff, devotee, lover, fan - an ardent follower and admirer
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Rocking on the Stairway to Heaven by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
And Wolverhampton metalheads had the added satisfaction of knowing vocalist Dez Fafara rated the Wulfrun gig as the best of the lot.
Pandemonium at Devils' feast by Birmingham Mail (England)
Byline: MAEVE QUIGLEY; DEMELZA de BURCA Metalheads will be gathering in their droves tomorrow to worship at the altar of Metallica.
HEAVY ON THE METAL by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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