headed
Origin of headed
1Other words from headed
- un·head·ed, adjective
- well-headed, adjective
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How to use headed in a sentence
The vines were kept well headed back and were trained to stakes of varying heights.
The Grapes of New York | U. P. HedrickWhen you have well headed him, walk towards him and spring the birds.
Dog Breaking | William Nelson HutchinsonWe were scarce well headed for the pass before all heads were craned over the rail.
In the South Seas | Robert Louis StevensonBaskets should be neat and attractive, crates clean and snug, barrels well packed and well headed.
Agriculture for Beginners | Charles William BurkettIt is so comfortable in a borough to know that it can always have its subscription lists well headed!
Ralph the Heir | Anthony Trollope
British Dictionary definitions for headed
/ (ˈhɛdɪd) /
having a head or heads
(in combination): two-headed; bullet-headed
having a heading: headed notepaper
(in combination) having a mind or intellect as specified: thickheaded
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