Heavy
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 272
hev'i, a. [-ier, -iest.] Heaved or lifted with labor; weighty; ponderous; large in size, extent, or quantity; bulky; difficult to move; not easy to bear nard to endure laden with that which is weighty; pregnant; bowed down slow; sluggish lifele "; dull; inanimate strong violent loud low, or deep clammy solid not easily digested; impeding motion cloggy clayey having much body or strength; dark with clouds, or ready to rain. — adv. With great weight ponderously. [AS. hefig, hebban?]— Heavily, -T-1T, adv. With great weight; grievously; slowly; with difficulty.— Heav''- lne , n. [AS. hefignes.] — HeaVy-spar, n. {Min.) Sulphate of baryta, often occurring in large crystals remarkable for their great weight. — Heft, n. Weight ponderousne . — v. To heave up, to try the weight of, by raising.
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