How to pronounce “head and shoulders”

Meaning

• [Adverb]
• (idiomatic) To a considerable degree.
• By force; violently.
• [Noun]
• (finance) A characteristic formation on a technical analysis chart where two lower peaks appear around a central higher peak.

Practice Nearby Words

heavily, head and ears, much, so much, particularly, mightily, heavy, head to toe, extensively, as hell, mainly, every bit, as all hell, quite a bit, most, heaps, aboundingly, enormously, predominatingly, as balls, that, totally, badly, utmostly, grossly, insanely, titanically, majorly, largely, deeply, something terrible, as all get-out, incredibly, all over, standing on one's head, almighty, galactically, as what, hugely, far cry, hella, superabundantly, well, overwhelmingly, immensely, infinitely, every inch, wholly, something bad, strongly, more, to the moon and back, all-fire, honkingly, beyond measure, wonderful, massively, head-spinningly, whoopingly, headspinningly, seriously, muchly, only too, straight up, wery, full whack, greatley, all-fired, all kinds of, balls deep, overlargely, properly, aboriginally, head over ears, veddy, fully, mammothly, fiercely, like whiteheads, royally, all out, honkin', entirely, fullwise, extra, completely, highly, whole hog, very much, varry, leaps and bounds, pants-on-head, helluv, way too, richly, intensely, as all get out

Similar Sounds

head and shoulders, head shoulders, hot and cold, handholds, hard shoulder, windshields, cold shoulders, cold shoulder, cold-shoulder, bondholder