heavy
//ˈhɛvi//
Adjective
Of great weight; difficult to lift or move due to mass.
This box is too heavy for me to carry.
Of great intensity, force, or amount; severe or considerable.
We had heavy rain all day yesterday.
Dense or thick in consistency or texture.
The cake was too heavy and dense.
Emotionally burdensome; causing sadness or worry.
The news of his illness was heavy on her heart.
Serious or profound in nature; not light or trivial.
We had a heavy conversation about our future.
Slow-moving or sluggish; lacking energy or agility.
I felt heavy and sluggish after eating too much.
Loud, powerful, or intense in sound, especially in music.
They play really heavy metal music.
Noun
A large, strong person, especially one employed for protection or intimidation.
The club hired a couple of heavies to keep order at the door.
A villainous or antagonistic character, especially in drama or film.
He always plays the heavy in action movies.
A type of beer that is dark and full-bodied.
I'll have a pint of heavy, please.
Adverb
In a heavy manner; heavily.
The snow was falling heavy all night.