Heading is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEADING in dictionary:

VERB:
• be in the leading position on
• be in charge of
• give a title or caption to
• move in a specified direction
• appear to be moving inevitably towards (something, especially something undesirable)
• direct or steer in a specified direction
• shoot or pass (the ball) with the head
• lop off the upper part or branches of (a plant or tree)
• (of a lettuce or cabbage) form a head.
NOUN:
• a title
• the upper part of the human body, or the front or upper part of the body of an animal, typically separated from the rest of the body by a neck, and containing the brain, mouth, and sense organs.
• the head regarded as the location of intellect, imagination, and memory
• an aptitude for or tolerance of
• a headache, especially one resulting from intoxication.
• the height or length of a head as a measure
• the side of a coin bearing the image of a head (used when tossing a coin to determine a winner)
• the antlers of a deer
• a thing resembling a head either in form or in relation to a whole.
• the cutting, striking, or operational end of a tool, weapon, or mechanism.
• the flattened or knobbed end of a nail, pin, screw, or match.
• the ornamented top of a pillar or column.
• a compact mass of leaves or flowers at the top of a stem, especially a capitulum
• the edible leafy part at the top of the stem of such green vegetables as cabbage and lettuce.
• the front, forward, or upper part or end of something.
• the upper end of a table or bed
• the upper horizontal part of a window frame or door frame.
• the flat end of a cask or drum.
• the front of a queue or procession
• the top of a page.
• the top of a flight of stairs or steps.
• the foam on top of a glass of beer, or the cream on the top of milk.
• the source of a river or stream.
• the end of a lake or inlet at which a river enters.
• a promontory
• the bows of a ship.
• a person in charge of something; a director or leader
• a person considered as a numerical unit
• a number of cattle or game as specified
• a component in an audio, video, or information system by which information is transferred from an electrical signal to the recording medium, or vice versa.
• the part of a record player that holds the playing cartridge and stylus.
• a body of water kept at a particular height in order to provide a supply at sufficient pressure
• the pressure exerted by a head of water or by a confined body of steam
• a toilet on a ship or boat
• the word that governs all the other words in a phrase in which it is used, having the same grammatical function as the whole phrase.
• a superficial deposit of rock fragments, formed at the edge of an ice sheet by repeated freezing and thawing and then moved downhill.
• a group of pheasants
• The act or state of one who, or that which, heads; formation of a head.
• That which stands at the head; title; as, the heading of a paper.
• Material for the heads of casks, barrels, etc.
• A gallery, drift, or adit in a mine; also, the end of a drift or gallery; the vein above a drift.
• The extension of a line ruffling above the line of stitch.
• That end of a stone or brick which is presented outward.
• a line of text serving to indicate what the passage below it is about
• the direction or path along which something moves or along which it lies
• a horizontal (or nearly horizontal) passageway in a mine
• the top of a ship's mast.
ADJECTIVE:
• chief; principal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be chief of
• same as head

Words related to HEADING

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How to use HEADING in a sentence

• He knew they were heading for the Channel port as straight as the crow flies.
• He intended to be off by dawn, heading toward the southwest.
• It seemed to be taking so much more time to get back that he feared he had passed the door-way by which he had entered the heading.
• On galloped Alcatraz, heading cunningly beneath the boughs until he was stopped by a shock that dropped him staggering to his knees.
• He ran well, heading for the north, skillfully avoiding those on the outskirts of the crowd who would have tackled him.
• Was she heading for a general? So he reflected with humor and affection, watching Katie beat the tattoo on the window.
• The action, known as that of Negapatam, began shortly before 11, when both fleets were on the starboard tack, heading south-south-east, wind south-west.
• She was heading in the direction of the shower baths when I finally rounded her up.
• Clara read the news which followed the heading in capital letters.
• Finally they came upon a marsh, and heading in the same northerly course across it, came upon the tracks of a pack of wolves.
• Between them and the cove they were heading for, but a little outside of their course, was a bare, rocky island and the Eskimos suddenly turned the dogs towards it.
• But one of the latter was heading straight for the sloop.
• His platform soared away, heading for the camp, with the other two behind him.
• The spoil was thus transported from the heading to the scow without breaking bulk.
• By turning the drills downward, the bench holes under the center heading were also drilled.
• Soon there appeared another light near the first one, and then he knew that he was saving distance and heading straight for camp.
• The same evening the Division was hurriedly withdrawn from the line, and heading in a southern direction arrived in the neighbourhood of Tilloy and prepared for instant action.
• Did I not see him, when I stood afar Heading my cavalry, dashed down to earth, His horse and he shivered by cannon-shot? SPARREN.
• Barbicane descended into the street, and, heading the immense assemblage, he went towards the telegraph-office.
• Under this heading of Scandinavian may be included the very early Russian school of ornamental woodwork.
• Three distinct trails left the range around the Crossing, all heading south, each accompanied by fully fifty horsemen.
• There our ways parted, and cutting separate my horses, we bade each other farewell, the main outfit heading for Fort Worth, while I bore to the westward for Palo Pinto.
• He turned and lurched heavily down into deep water, laid himself gently afloat, and struck out as if heading for the main.
• The only decent thing about it is the fact that of his own free will Hank was breaking away from his evil associations and heading back home, when he met with this last trouble.
• Spurlock had seen Rollo heading for the jungle, and for some reason he could not explain the incident had bothered him.
• He was heading straight for the dear Old Briar-patch, and he was running as if he were trying to show how fast he could run.

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