head out
Begin to leave
Head out means to leave or depart, typically to go somewhere specific: I'm heading out to the store, We should head out before traffic gets bad.
The phrase implies purposeful movement toward a destination rather than simply leaving.
It's casual and common in everyday speech: What time are you heading out tomorrow?
- leaveSanctioned time away
- departLeave a place
- goMove from here
- get goingCommence motion or activity
- exitWay to leave
make a move · venture · set off · embark · time to go · journey · start · on my way · door · keys · goodbye · say goodbye · road · drive · destination · trip · pack · ready
- departuresleave, depart, exit, leaving, go
- end of workdayknock off, wrap up, call it a day, pack up, log off
- escapeescape, flee, run away, get away, flight
- hurry uphurry, hurry up, rush, hustle, move it
- disappearingvanish, fade, disappear, vanishing, evaporate
- goodbyesgoodbye, bye, bye-bye, see ya, byebye