Where does “heady” come from?
Heady comes from Middle English hedi, originally meaning "having a head" or "headstrong," from a root sense of "head."
heady (English): Intoxicating or stupefying; Tending to upset the...
Definitions
- Intoxicating or stupefying; Tending to upset the...
Ancestry of “heady”, step by step
| Step | Language | Word | Meaning |
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| 1 | Middle English | hedi | — |
Words derived from “heady”