Has Heads or Tails?

As one person tosses the coin in the air, the other person calls either heads or tails,” Grammarist explains. “Heads refers to the side of the coin with a person's head on it. Tails refers to the opposite side, not because there is a tail on it, but because it is the opposite of heads.”

Do a heads or tails?

“Can't make heads or tails” is an interesting idiom that is related to this random decision-making process! This idiom means that you are unable to understand something (or someone) mainly because it is puzzling or unclear. It is believed that this idiomatic phrase dates back to Ancient Rome.

Was it heads or tails Super Bowl 2021?

UPDATE: It was heads! Kansas City Chiefs win the toss and have deferred to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl 55.