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Definition of head start in English: head startnoun ˌhɛd ˈstɑːt 1An instance of starting ahead of or before others, as in a race, chase, etc., sometimes by a specified amount; the fact of having such an advantage. 2In extended use: an early or initial advantage, especially over others having the same aim. 3Chiefly with capital initials. A federal educational and welfare programme in the United States, intended to help children in low-income households prepare for schooling.
Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Dundee Courier. From head + start. Definition of head start in US English: head startnounˌhɛd ˈstɑːt 1An instance of starting ahead of or before others, as in a race, chase, etc., sometimes by a specified amount; the fact of having such an advantage. 2In extended use: an early or initial advantage, especially over others having the same aim. 3Chiefly with capital initials. A federal educational and welfare programme in the United States, intended to help children in low-income households prepare for schooling.
Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Dundee Courier. From head + start. |