What do you call the whorl of hair on top of your head?

Answer 1

Cowlick check it out

Answer 2

I always thought that cowlicks were only on the forehead (at the hairline) and that whorls on the crown of the head were called something else (that I didn't know) but apparently they are all cowlicks.
It dates back to at least the 16th century, and may originate from the Latin word "calyx." Shoot! I'd always cow slobber was the original stying gel.

Answer 3

If you still believe that Jesus was not a body manifestation of the very creator God, the word that formed the worlds made flesh, then you are still bound in a lack of revelation which is the central denial of the NWT rewrite; and the JW belief system. For it is not and was not the faith of the Apostles nor the plan of the only living God. God has laid aside all other names to set forth the Lord Jesus Christ; that at his name all things in earth below and heaven above should and will bow. For the first 300 years, until false doctrine defeated the true church; Christians were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. The Lord being his name under the title of Father; Jesus being his name under the title of Son; and Christ or Messiah being his name under the title of the Holy Ghost. Then as now, Jesus lives in his children; who are the believers and the true church in this ending hour.

Answer 4

Topknot.

Answer 5

Cow lick

Answer 6

I think it's a cowlick... Not sure if that's the technical term though

Answer 7

Fred... I call it Fred.

Answer 8

I have a WHORL?????

Answer 9

swirly

Answer 10

a bun?