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The grade of Scottish beer between Light and Export. Tasty. "Mine's a pint of Heavy and some pork scratchings".
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Something is really good That tune is heavy
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The word "heavy" has 2 different meanings.
1) When something is unbelievable, out of the ordinary. 2) When something is good, excellent, brilliant. "Woah!! This is heavy!!"
"This is heavy duty Doc!!" The term "heavy" was said by Marty in all 3 Back to the Future movies. |
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"serious," NOT an indication that something is wrong with the earth's gravitaional pull in the year 1985. Woah, Doc, this is HEAVY!
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1. (adj.) Very massive; fat; weighs a lot. 2. (adj.) Serious and intense. 3. (adj.) Hardcore, brutal, raw. 4. (noun) A tough guy. 5. (adj.) Carrying a weapon, most likely a gun. John: Did you see that guy? He must have weighed 400 pounds?!
Jane: Yeah, I know, he was really heavy. John: Last night, my mom died. Steve: Man, that's heavy. Whitechapel is heavy. The club was having problems with riff-raff, so they hired a couple heavies to bounce. The other side came heavy to the fight, so we beat it outta there pretty quick. |
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A large muscular man employed to menace or intimidate, or as a nightclub bouncer. (UK slang) The gangster was annoyed, so he sent a couple of heavies round.
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to carry a gun or some other type of firearm don't mess with him, he came heavy
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