Widow's Peak - Definition

Definition

A widow's peak is a distinct point in the hairline in the corner of the forehead; it is a dominant inherited trait, and typically does not skip generations. There are varying degrees of the peak. People who do not have a widow's peak have a hairline that runs straight across.

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