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Meaning of Heads

The uppermost part of the body, typically containing the face and brain.

In simple words: The top part of a body or an object; the leader of a group.

Heads in a sentence

  • He shook his head in disbelief.
  • The company's heads met to discuss the merger.
  • The statue features heads carved from marble.
  • She always seems to have the heads of the department on her side.
  • Tom put his head on his desk to rest.
  • Families often sit at the heads of tables during dinners.

How to use Heads

Use 'heads' in informal contexts or when referring to leaders and upper parts of objects. Avoid in highly formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'top heads' of famous leaders or the 'head' of a bed.

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Collocations with Heads

Synonyms for Heads

Opposites of Heads

Common mistakes with Heads

  • Confusing 'head' (singular) with 'heads' (plural) in sentences.
  • Using 'heads' when referring to abstract concepts rather than physical heads.
  • Mispronouncing the plural form, thinking it should be pronounced differently than 'head'.

Compare Heads with Leader, Chief, Top

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Frequently asked questions about Heads

What does Heads mean?

The top part of a body or an object; the leader of a group.

What is the definition of Heads?

The uppermost part of the body, typically containing the face and brain.

How do you use Heads in a sentence?

He shook his head in disbelief.

Can you give another example of Heads?

The company's heads met to discuss the merger.

What are synonyms for Heads?

Common alternatives include leader, chief, forefront, top, vertex.

What is the opposite of Heads?

Opposite meanings include feet, tail, bottom.

What words go with Heads?

It commonly pairs with head of state, headache, head start, head first, head count.

What are common mistakes when using Heads?

Confusing 'head' (singular) with 'heads' (plural) in sentences. Using 'heads' when referring to abstract concepts rather than physical heads. Mispronouncing the plural form, thinking it should be pronounced differently than 'head'.

How do you pronounce Heads?

US: //hɛdz//, UK: //hɛdz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Heads?

Use 'heads' in informal contexts or when referring to leaders and upper parts of objects. Avoid in highly formal writing.