headin
Moving in direction
Headin is an informal spelling of "heading," representing casual pronunciation that drops the final g: Where you headin?
I'm headin out.
Common in text messages and dialogue meant to sound relaxed or folksy.
The spelling signals informality rather than any change in meaning from standard "heading."
Formal honorific or name
- headlineNews article title
- captionText accompanying an image
- subheadingSecondary section title
- mastheadNewspaper's ownership box
banner · rubric · byline · deck · kicker · slug · dateline · folio
Moving from place to place
- boundSecured or destined
- destinedFixed by fate
- goingMoving toward somewhere
- movingEmotionally affecting
proceeding · en route · journeying · approaching · advancing · making way · onward · toward
title
Formal honorific or name
- headlineNews article title
- captionText accompanying an image
- subheadingSecondary section title
masthead · banner · rubric · byline · deck · kicker · slug · dateline · folio · chapter title
traveling
Moving from place to place
moving · proceeding · en route · journeying · approaching · advancing · making way · onward · toward · pointed
bearing
Posture or orientation
navigation · bow · steer · helm · port · starboard · azimuth · waypoint · tack · rudder
tunnel
Enclosed underground route
adit · excavation · face · ore · vein · underground · passage · digging · coal · extraction
headinleavin
Going from here
going away · backing away · pulling out · fleeing · turning back
headinstayin
Not going out
remaining · staying put · standing still · waiting · staying
- head over heelsUtterly and deeply enamored
- head outBegin one's departure
- head to toeCovering the whole body
- head offPrevent by acting first
- head startBeginning advantage given
- head onFacing front to front
head, heading, headed, header, behead, headers, headings, beheading, beheaded