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by Ugly dirtbag May 26, 2021
A phrase commonly used by people from the future to indicate a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull. However, weight, supposedly, has "nothing to do with it." Phrase originated circa 1955 by a teenager in a life jacket.
"Whoa, this is heavy..."
"There's that word again! Heavy! Why are things so heavy in the future, is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?"
"There's that word again! Heavy! Why are things so heavy in the future, is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?"
by BlackDoomShadow April 19, 2010
Andrew Schulz: "Billie Eilish got them heavies and now fat girls are jealous that she's showing them off".
by H@rry Nuts May 10, 2021
The face of the popular multiplayer shooter game, Team Fortress 2 , that was developed by Valve .
Heavy, a big hulking Russian man, also known as Heavy Weapons Guy, has a minigun as his primary weapon. He has a shotgun as a secondary and he uses his own fists to punch people for his melee. Heavy has the biggest amount of health for any character in the game, which is 300.
Although many people, players and non-players alike will agree when somebody asks them "Who is a character in TF2?", many will say Heavy. However, Valve has nerfed Heavy into oblivion, making him be extremely underpowered.
Heavy, a big hulking Russian man, also known as Heavy Weapons Guy, has a minigun as his primary weapon. He has a shotgun as a secondary and he uses his own fists to punch people for his melee. Heavy has the biggest amount of health for any character in the game, which is 300.
Although many people, players and non-players alike will agree when somebody asks them "Who is a character in TF2?", many will say Heavy. However, Valve has nerfed Heavy into oblivion, making him be extremely underpowered.
Player 1 : Did you hear that Heavy is getting a buff in the new update ?
Player 2: That's horseshit. They never buff him.
Player 2: That's horseshit. They never buff him.
by PanisInTheAnus September 19, 2017
"serious," NOT an indication that something is wrong with the earth's gravitaional pull in the year 1985.
by Flux C. July 16, 2003