heavy
adjective (WEIGHING A LOT) /ˈhev.i/Definition
A2 weighing a lot, and needing effort to move or lift: heavy equipment heavy work/lifting How heavy is that box? (= How much does it weigh?)Thick, dense and heavy
(Definition of heavy adjective (WEIGHING A LOT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- chunky adjective
- cumbersome adjective
- dense adjective (THICK)
- densely adverb
- density noun (THICKNESS)
- heavily adverb (WEIGHING A LOT)
- heaviness noun (WEIGHING A LOT)
- hefty adjective
- lumpen adjective (OBJECT)
- ponderous adjective
- sludgy adjective
- thick adjective (CLOSE TOGETHER)
- thick adjective (NOT FLOWING)
- thicken verb
- thickness noun
- unwieldy adjective (DIFFICULT TO MOVE)
- weigh a ton idiom
- weight noun (HEAVINESS)
- weighty adjective (HEAVY)
- wiry adjective
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Thick, dense and heavy
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