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heady days

heady days noun: a period of time characterized by excitement, rapid success, high energy or optimism.

Noun

heady days (plural heady days)

  1. (idiomatic) A period of time characterized by excitement, rapid success, high energy or optimism.
    • In the heady days of their youth, they thought anything was possible.
    • Nobody had made profits of this size since the heady days of the stock-market boom.

Forms of heady days

pluralheady days

Questions about heady days

What does heady days mean?
Heady days means a period of time characterized by excitement, rapid success, high energy or optimism.
What part of speech is heady days?
Heady days is a noun.
What is the plural of heady days?
The plural of heady days is heady days.

Words near heady days in the dictionary

  1. headwound
  2. headwounds
  3. headwrap
  4. headwraps
  5. heady
  6. heady days
  7. headyard
  8. headyards
  9. Headys
  10. heaf
  11. Heaf gun

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