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Definition of heavy
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of heavy is as below...
Heavy
(superl.)
Heaved
or
lifted
with
labor;
not
light;
weighty;
ponderous;
as, a heavy
stone;
hence,
sometimes,
large in
extent,
quantity,
or
effects;
as, a heavy fall of rain or snow; a heavy
failure;
heavy
business
transactions,
etc.; often
implying
strength;
as, a heavy
barrier;
also,
difficult
to move; as, a heavy
draught..
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Dray
::
Dray (n.) A
strong
low cart or
carriage
used for heavy
burdens.
Pash
::
Pash (v. t.) A heavy fall of rain or snow.
Squabbled
::
Squabbish
(a.)
Thick;
fat;
heavy.
Squasher
::
Squash
(n.) A
sudden
fall of a
heavy,
soft body; also, a shock of soft
bodies..
Propane
::
Propane
(n.) A heavy
gaseous
hydrocarbon,
C3H8, of the
paraffin
series,
occurring
naturally
dissolved
in crude
petroleum,
and also made
artificially;
--
called
also
propyl
hydride..
Lizard
::
Lizard
(n.) A piece of
timber
with a
forked
end, used in
dragging
a heavy
stone,
a log, or the like, from a
field..
Fire
::
Fire (n.) The
discharge
of
firearms;
firing;
as, the
troops
were
exposed
to a heavy
fire..
Trap
::
Trap (n.) An old term
rather
loosely
used to
designate
various
dark-colored,
heavy
igneous
rocks,
including
especially
the
feldspathic-augitic
rocks,
basalt,
dolerite,
amygdaloid,
etc., but
including
also some kinds of
diorite.
Called
also trap
rock..
Deep
::
Deep
(superl.)
Profound;
thorough;
complete;
unmixed;
intense;
heavy;
heartfelt;
as, deep
distress;
deep
melancholy;
deep
horror..
Dolphin
::
Dolphin
(n.) A
permanent
fender
around
a heavy boat just below the
gunwale.
Air
::
Air (n.) The
peculiar
look,
appearance,
and
bearing
of a
person;
mien;
demeanor;
as, the air of a
youth;
a heavy air; a lofty air..
Plumbeous
::
Plumbeous
(a.) Dull;
heavy;
stupid.
Squeteague
::
Squelch
(n.) A heavy fall, as of
something
flat;
hence,
also, a
crushing
reply..
Surfeit
::
Surfboat
(n.) A boat
intended
for use in heavy surf. It is built with a
pronounced
sheer,
and with a view to
resist
the shock of waves and of
contact
with the
beach..
Bruise
::
Bruise
(n.) An
injury
to the flesh of
animals,
or to
plants,
fruit,
etc., with a blunt or heavy
instrument,
or by
collision
with some other body; a
contusion;
as, a
bruise
on the head;
bruises
on
fruit..
Nitroglycerin
::
Nitroglycerin
(n.) A
liquid
appearing
like a heavy oil,
colorless
or
yellowish,
and
consisting
of a
mixture
of
several
glycerin
salts of
nitric
acid, and hence more
properly
called
glycerin
nitrate.
It is made by the
action
of
nitric
acid on
glycerin
in the
presence
of
sulphuric
acid. It is
extremely
unstable
and
terribly
explosive.
A very
dilute
solution
is used in
medicine
as a
neurotic
under the name of
glonion..
Bump
::
Bump (v. i.) To make a loud,
heavy,
or
hollow
noise,
as the
bittern;
to
boom..
Sockdolager
::
Sockdolager
(n.) That which
finishes
or ends a
matter;
a
settler;
a
poser,
as a heavy blow, a
conclusive
answer,
and the
like..
Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
With
child;
pregnant.
Blanket
::
Blanket
(a.) A
heavy,
loosely
woven
fabric,
usually
of wool, and
having
a nap, used in bed
clothing;
also, a
similar
fabric
used as a robe; or any
fabric
used as a cover for a
horse..
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