"smaller heading or title in a book, chapter, newspaper, etc.," 1875, from sub- + head (n.) in the sense of "heading, headline." Meaning "subordinate section of a subject" [..]

A part of the written component of print advertising that is designed to guide the reader's attention to specific details about the advertised item or to help organize issues presented in the body copy.

A secondary phrase usually following a headline. Display line(s) of lesser size and importance than the main headline(s).

Any secondary heading or title in a written work, intended to subdivide the text of a chapter or other major division, usually printed in a smaller size of the typeface used for the main heading. In t [..]

In typography, a secondary heading

A smaller one-line headline for a story.

 (1) A small headline below the main headline. (2) A small headline inserted in the body of a story to visually break up a long column of type.

A smaller one-line headline for a story.

A smaller one-line headline for a story.

See “dek.”

(n) a heading of a subdivision of a text

Small heading within a story or chapter. Also called crosshead. Substance weight

Subtitles within the body text of a page that highlights specific topics on the page, or indicates a change in topic. Subheads are important elements to use to increase your search engine optimization

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