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Headlong
Headlong Head"long` (?; 115), adv. [OE. hedling, hevedlynge;
prob. confused with E. long, a. & adv.]
1. With the head foremost; as, to fall headlong. --Acts i.
18.
2. Rashly; precipitately; without deliberation.
3. Hastily; without delay or respite.
Headlong
Headlong Head"long, a.
1. Rash; precipitate; as, headlong folly.
2. Steep; precipitous. [Poetic]
Like a tower upon a headlong rock. --Byron.
Meaning of Headlong from wikipedia
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Headlong may
refer to:
Headlong (theatre company), a
British theatre company Headlong (Williams novel)...
- "
Headlong" is a song by
British rock band Queen,
released as the
third single from
their fourteenth studio album,
Innuendo (1991). The song was written...
-
Headlong Theatre Limited (commonly just
Headlong) is a
British touring theatre company,
formed in 1974 and
named until 2006 as the
Oxford Stage Company...
- "
Headlong Flight" is the
second single from
Canadian rock band Rush's 19th
studio album,
Clockwork Angels. It was
released to
radio stations and for online...
-
Headlong Hall is a
novella by
Thomas Love Pea****, his
first long work of fiction,
written in 1815 and
published in 1816. As in his
later novel Crotchet...
-
Headlong is a 1980
alternate history novel by
Emlyn Williams. The
story takes place in the
United Kingdom in the mid-1930s.
During the
Silver Jubilee of...
- Icke
replaced Ben
Power as ****ociate
director at
Rupert Goold's
company Headlong. His
interview for the post
involved him
giving a
critique of Goold's production...
- make-up, as
Taylor admitted Mercury looked "pretty ill, at that point." "
Headlong" was
written by May at the
studio they had in Switzerland. He recorded...
-
Headlong is a 1999
science fiction novel by
English author Simon Ings. It is Ings's
fourth novel and
depicts the
struggle of a man
trying to find his humanity...
-
saying that
Judas used the
money to buy the
field himself and, he "[fell]
headlong...
burst asunder in the midst, and all his
bowels gushed out." His place...
