CALL HEADS OR TAILS Meaning and
Definition
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The phrase "call heads or tails" refers to the act of making a prediction or decision about the outcome of a coin toss. It commonly occurs in situations where a coin is flipped to determine something randomly, such as deciding who goes first in a game or to settle a disagreement.
To "call heads or tails," an individual must verbally choose either "heads" or "tails" before the coin is actually flipped. This declaration typically precedes the coin being tossed into the air, at which point it will spin and eventually fall with one side facing up. If the side that lands facing up matches the choice made by the person who called it, they are considered to have made a correct prediction.
"Heads" and "tails" are the two sides of a coin generally used in such situations. "Heads" typically refers to the side with the profile or image of a notable figure or symbol, while "tails" represents the opposite side, usually displaying a different image or design. The prediction made by someone calling heads or tails is purely based on chance, as the outcome of a coin toss is believed to be random and not influenced by any external factors.
Common Misspellings for CALL HEADS OR TAILS
- xall heads or tails
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