Definitionadj. marked by the exercise of good judgment or common sense in practical matters
Last update: October 19, 2015
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In all his years, he hadn't found anything as soothing to his nerves as a woman's silky skin, heady scent, and warm body. [Please select]
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The words heady woman were invented for the Parisienne. [Please select]
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Nature provided them a wonderful day of snappy sunshine and heady sea air. [Please select]
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Delicate as it was, he found it heady, like strong drink. [Please select]
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A heady and luscious fragrance pervaded the atmosphere, exhaling from the open mouth of the bag. [Please select]
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"Yes," said John, playing with fire, and finding therein a heady mixture of fearfulness and joy. [Please select]
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At sixteen she could not have been more outwardly unblemished, and she emanated a heady essence. [Please select]
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"He’s only young and a bit heady; wants a little shaping--like all youngsters." [Please select]
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Then you'll sure be cross an' heady, If there's nothin' left to ate.' [Please select]
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But so deep and eternal was this hatred of evil, that General Booth soon came to see that he must express it in some manner which would outlive the heady moments of a "lightning campaign." [Please select]
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