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Definition head in American English

head verb

verb
/hed/
1

to go in a particular direction

Example

We decided to head for home.

Example

She was headed toward the library.

Example

They headed north, across the desert.

Example

Where are you headed?

Synonyms and related words
head go progress
2

to be in control of a group or an organization

Example

Detective Tim Reynolds will head the investigation.

Example

You will work with the management team headed by Mary Broughton.

Synonyms and related words
control govern watch over
3

to be at the top of a list

Example

Which city heads the list of the most popular tourist destinations?

Synonyms and related words
occupy set exist
4

to be at the front of a line of people

Example

The mayor will head the procession through the downtown area.

Synonyms and related words
line up queue cut
5

to put a title at the top of a piece of writing

Example

The information sheet was headed "Medical Insurance."

Synonyms and related words
address annotate backdate
6

to hit the ball with your head in the game of soccer

Synonyms and related words
strike at kick play
Definition head in American English

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