headsy-headsy
adj.— «The President says no deal.…I guess well have to be headsy-headsy about this.» —by Warren Hinckle Deadly Secrets Nov., 1992. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
headsy
adj.— «Ace calmly stepped in bounds, picked the ball up, and got a shot off. It was a smart, headsy solution.» —by Pat Summitt Raise the Roof Nov. 3, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
headsy adj. smart and bold; clever and ballsy. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
headsy
adj.— «He was always urging agency men to be “headsy” and “forward leaning.”» —by Evan Thomas The Very Best Men Oct. 20, 1995. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
headsy adj.— «Rafferty, Latz, the Jaskowak brothers and Water played headsy ball for the invaders.» —“Osceola Redskins Repeat Over Legion, 14-0″ The Progress (Clearfield, Pa.) Nov. 28, 1947. (source: Double...
headsy adj.— «W & J, 5-1 entering the game, appeared unbeatable in the first half with headsy–smart football.» —“Field Goal In Last 4 Seconds” by Rich Cullen Daily Times (Salisbury, Md.) Oct. 26...