heading
/ˈhɛdɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of head; to move in a specified direction.
- The car was heading straight for the barrier.
- She is heading to the store to buy groceries.
- We are heading home after the long trip.
- Present participle of head; to be in charge of or lead something.
- He is heading the committee this year.
- The CEO is heading the new project personally.
- Who is heading the research team?
noun
- A title or caption at the top of a page, section, or document.
- The chapter heading was printed in bold letters.
- Please write your name under the heading 'Personal Information'.
- Each section of the report has a clear heading.
- The direction in which a vehicle or person is moving, especially a ship or aircraft.
- The pilot adjusted the heading to avoid the storm.
- Our heading was due north for the first hour of the hike.
- The captain changed the ship's heading toward the harbor.
- A category or topic under which items are grouped.
- The library organizes books by subject heading.
- All expenses fall under the heading of travel costs.
- We discussed several headings during the meeting, including budget and timeline.