heavy

A large or muscular person assigned the role of a bodyguard

Jason is gonna be our heavy.

by alex pelk May 8, 2005

heavy

1. Commonly used to describe the gravitayional force (wieght) of an object.

2. A slang word for good/excellent/tense

1. Something weighing 10, 000lbs would be heavy.

2. That's a heavy game

by private February 5, 2004

heavy

Slang term for a security guard, bouncer of an imposing physical demeanour. Can often be seen walking around Thorpe Park in large groups wearing black shades, big ear piece, black security shirt and a belt kit consisting of all the necessary gear such as baton, handcuffs and a large radio set. Stereotypically, they are all expected to slowly nod their head to look cool, and be roughly 6ft 5" - 6ft 7" tall and around 4ft wide.

I suggest you stop giving me hastle sunshine or otherwise you will be dealt with by the heavies.

Right, thats it, GET THE HEAVIES.

RAAUUUGH, GET THE FUCK AUUTT OF HERE NAUUU BEFORE I FRO YOU AUUUUUTT. I SUGGEST YOU DAUUUWW WHAT I SAY AND YOU WONT GET HURRRT. NAUUUUUUW.

by Todd Clampton March 7, 2005

heavy

really fun or interesting

this party is so heavy

by food lover 12 August 16, 2017

heavy

Used by small aircraft pilots to describe large aircraft that leave significant disturbances in the air around a runway after having taken off or landed

This landing may be rough, we're stacked up behind a heavy.

by Tony Rose January 10, 2006

heavy

Also used in spain for "good" or "sick" like in english...

¡Mira a esa chica!
¡Buuuufff, que heavy tío!

by ZePequeno December 17, 2005

heavy

(noun) A specific type of shit. One that the earth's gravitational pull is exerting an unusual amount of force upon. A heavy, when shat, will make a very discernible low-pitched plop in the can.

synonyms: deuce, 9-ball

"Dude, I simply cannot finish eating this 12th can of baked beans until I go drop a heavy!"

by Samir Nagheenanajar August 23, 2006