Definition for Heady:

• Tending to affect the head, as liquor.

Synonyms for Heady:

• adj.

  •aggravating (adjective)
  • provocative.
  •all (adjective)
  • heady.
  •dizzy (adjective)
  • Feather-brained,
  • emptyheaded.
  •exciting (adjective)
  • rip-roaring,
  • rousing,
  • hectic,
  • riproaring,
  • zestful,
  • Exhilarant,
  • sensational,
  • agitative,
  • Commoving.
  •exhilarated (adjective)
  • more euphoric,
  • most euphoric.
  •full-bodied (adjective)
  • more full flavored,
  • more well matured,
  • most fullflavored,
  • more full-flavored,
  • most wellmatured,
  • well-matured,
  • fullbodied,
  • most well-matured,
  • most full-flavored,
  • full flavored,
  • more wellmatured,
  • fullflavored,
  • more well-matured,
  • more fullflavored,
  • wellmatured,
  • most full flavored,
  • most well matured,
  • full bodied,
  • well matured.
  •perspicacious (adjective)
  • more clearsighted,
  • sharpwitted,
  • more clear sighted,
  • Sharp-witted,
  • more clear-sighted,
  • most percipient,
  • most clearsighted,
  • most clear sighted,
  • most clear-sighted,
  • clear sighted,
  • sharp witted,
  • more percipient.
  •provocative (adjective)
  • galling,
  • inspirational.
  •racy (adjective)
  • tangy,
  • zesty,
  • gingery.
  •sagacious (adjective)
  • far-sighted,
  • Astucious,
  • gnostic,
  • Sophic.
  •savvy (adjective)
  • streetwise,
  • in the know.
  •shrewd (adjective)
  • more argute,
  • sharkest,
  • in side,
  • on inside,
  • Sharker,
  • most argute,
  • quick witted,
  • pro found,
  • pro-founder,
  • pro-found,
  • under-hand,
  • under hand,
  • pro founder,
  • quickwitted,
  • wised up,
  • shrewdest.
  •strong (adjective)
  • unmixed,
  • strong-flavored,
  • highly seasoned,
  • highly flavored.
  •thrilling, intoxicating (adjective)
  • potent,
  • Inebriating,
  • stimulating,
  • spirituous,
  • overwhelming.

• n.

  •
  • compelling,
  • dramatic,
  • alive,
  • thrilling,
  • exotic,
  • eventful,
  • enthralling,
  • exhilarating,
  • fast.
  •
  • enjoyable,
  • pleasant,
  • attractive,
  • lovely,
  • nice,
  • restful,
  • cheerful,
  • pleasurable,
  • relaxing,
  • pleasing.
  •overwhelming (noun)
  • powerful.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • clear-sighted,
  • dizzy,
  • euphoric,
  • exciting,
  • exhilarated,
  • full-bodied,
  • intoxicating,
  • odorous,
  • percipient,
  • perspicacious,
  • racy,
  • sagacious,
  • savvy,
  • shark,
  • shrewd,
  • strong,
  • up on,
  • clearsighted,
  • on the inside,
  • full-flavored,
  • on top of.
  •n.
  • foolhardy,
  • judicious,
  • rash,
  • reckless,
  • wise.

Antonyms for Heady:

• adj.

  • thrilling, intoxicating
    boring, unenthused, unexcited.
  • Other antonyms:
    heartbroken, weakened, blue, tractable, thickheaded, empty-headed, simple, wretched, docile, thick-witted, depressed, diluted, forlorn, low, idiotic, dumb, unwise, complaisant, Saddened, woeful, unexciting, sorrowful, moronic, lamebrain, weak, down, crestfallen, unperceptive, timid, inconsolable, thinned, irresolute, lunkheaded, wavering, dilute, ingenuous, pliant, mild, naive, gloomy, brokenhearted, dutiful, undecided, imprudent, guileless, brainless, melancholy, joyless, submissive, half-witted, light, disconsolate, amenable, teachable, dopey, doleful, mournful, delicate, sad, slow, despondent, softheaded, hangdog, disheartened, heartsore, thin, foolish, unintelligent, innocent, brain dead, low-spirited, dull, imbecile, dejected, yielding, obedient, pliable, obtuse, thoughtless, downcast, dense, miserable, heartsick, sorry, silly, airheaded, downhearted, birdbrained, witless, dim-witted, exploitable, artless, gentle, uninformed, unhappy, compliant, gormless, watery, glum, ignorant, unknowing, watered-down, woebegone, slow-witted, feebleminded, Weak-minded, gullible.

Heady Sentence Examples:

• How he seemed sometimes, in his pictures of places familiar to Hugh - such, for instance, as the drawing of Malham Cove - to miss, by his heady violence, all the real, the essential charm of the place.

Homophones for Heady:

• Hedi, heddy.