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.
The teacher said that essays must have a proper heading.
The teacher said that essays must have a proper heading.
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Who is stuck in the tunnel with lava heading right to him?
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What direction was the kidnapper heading from the castle?
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Where were the friends heading to on the train?
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Where had the INDIANAPOLIS been heading when it was torpedoed?
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The horses were neck and neck heading into the homestretch.
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Where was Margo Muggin heading at the very end?
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What body of water were Zada and Asiye sailing upon as they were heading to the United States?
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Where was Mickey heading on the train?
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What happened when the scientists were heading back inside for the scientific breakthrough presentation?
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What did Buddy do when run-away horses were heading toward Morris?
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Why was Jolly Robin a day behind the other robins heading south?
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Where was Amelia heading to when she disappeared?
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What is heading toward the lodge?
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What were they heading for?
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lead; command; direct; run; bound; draw
bottom; footer
2 syllables
head-ing
bedding
breading
dreading
hedding
kaeding
reading
redding
shedding
shredding
sledding
spreading
threading
treading
wedding
beretreading
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