white-headed

[ hwahyt-hed-id, wahyt- ]

/ ˈʰwaɪtˈhɛd ɪd, ˈwaɪt- /

having fair or flaxen hair.

being especially favored; fair-haired: He's the company's white-headed boy.

Origin of white-headed

First recorded in 1515–25

Mr. Mitchell, with his rifle, had shot down a white-headed eagle from a high tree, where he was devouring a large fish.

Early Western Travels, 1748-1846, v. 23 |Various
Halietus leucocephalus (white-headed or bald eagle), at Ragmuff, and above and below Hunt's, and on pond below Mattawamkeag.

The Maine Woods |Henry David Thoreau
Ralph, you will not be angry with your white-headed old mother, but were you ever refused?

Tessa Wadsworth's Discipline |Jennie M. Drinkwater
There seemed to be contention or rivalry, for when the white-headed bird alighted the others swooped down upon him.

Tales of Fishes |Zane Grey

A minute or two later the steward, a white-headed old man, who had from childhood been in the service of the family, entered.

Jack Archer |G. A. Henty