[Vocabulary] A cold in the head

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What does "a cold in the head" mean? Is it widely used by native speakes?
 
I usually hear "a head cold" or just a "cold."
 
Barb_D said:
I usually hear "a head cold" or just a "cold."
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These days I hear just "a cold". It's a long time since I heard anyone say "a head cold".
 
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