v. 1 to be the director or head of; lead; 2 to have the lead or top position or status; 3 to move toward a certain goal or in a certain direction.
We headed northbound on the interstate.
We headed northbound on the interstate.
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lead; command; direct; run; bound; draw
bottom; footer
2 syllables
head-ed
bedded
breaded
dreaded
leaded
shredded
threaded
wedded
beembedded
imbedded
unleaded
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