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heady

[hed-ee] / ˈhɛd i /


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In those heady days, having taken on the role when no team-mate wanted it, Pope's average at number three after 13 Tests stood impressively at 49.80.

From BBC

It wasn’t long before Hussain found himself on the West Coast as well, heady with its 1960s pop music scene.

From Los Angeles Times

"There was that heady optimism phase when I first joined and I think a lot of the world shared that," he told the BBC.

From BBC

In the heady days that followed, Daris took on the almighty logistical challenge of planning a trip to a 48-team World Cup, played across three countries, without knowing where Scotland would end up.

From BBC

Pulling in front of the AI pack—on its own terms—justifies Alphabet’s headier valuation.

From The Wall Street Journal