headinesses
/ˈhɛdinəsɪz/
noun
- The quality of being intoxicating or likely to make one dizzy or excited.
- The headinesses of sudden fame can be overwhelming for young actors.
- She enjoyed the headinesses of the mountain air after the long climb.
- The headinesses of the different wines were compared at the tasting.
- The quality of being impetuous or rash.
- The headinesses of youth often lead to unwise decisions.
- The team's headinesses on the field resulted in too many penalties.
- His headinesses in business caused several costly mistakes.