heavied
Added weight to
Heavied is the past tense of heavy used as a verb, meaning to make heavier or weightier.
In Australian and British slang, to heavy someone is to intimidate or pressure them, often through physical presence or implicit threat: The bouncers heavied him until he left.
She was heavied into signing the contract.
Carrying a heavy load
- weightedMade intentionally heavier
- pressedPushed or smoothed flat
- loadedWeighted or wealthy
- oppressedTreated with cruel control
encumbered · taxed · strained · stressed · overburdened · pressured · overwhelmed · saddled
Made intentionally heavier
- loadedWeighted or wealthy
- densifiedMade more compact
- ballastedWeighted for stability
- leadedContaining heavy metal strips
thickened · compressed · solidified · reinforced · padded · stuffed · filled · packed
burdened
Carrying a heavy load
oppressed · encumbered · taxed · strained · stressed · overburdened · pressured · overwhelmed · saddled · freighted
weighted
Made intentionally heavier
leaded · thickened · compressed · solidified · reinforced · padded · stuffed · filled · packed · strengthened
burdened
Carrying a heavy load
sobered · dampened · depressed · troubled · grieved · melancholy · somber · gloomy · oppressed · downcast
ballast
Ship stability material
- weightedMade intentionally heavier
- stabilizedMade steady or constant
- cargoTransported goods
laden · loaded · keel · trimmed · anchored · freighted · counterbalanced · sunk · draft · tonnage
heaviedlightened
Made less heavy
unburdened · reduced · eased · thinned · lightened up