Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
crosshead
noun
/ˈkrɔːsˌhɛd/

Definition
A crosshead is a horizontal line of text or a title that is aligned across the width of the content, providing organization and clarity.

Examples
- The article was divided into sections, each with a clear crosshead to enhance readability.
- Using crossheads in your writing can help guide the reader through complex information.
- The designer added a decorative crosshead to make the headings more visually appealing.

Meaning
In typesetting and publishing, a crosshead serves as a subheading that helps to break down sections of text for easier reading.

Synonyms
- subheading
- heading
- title