heavies

Villains or enforcers

Heavies is the plural of heavy used as a noun.

A heavy is a large, intimidating person, especially one employed as a bodyguard or enforcer: The boss sent his heavies to collect the debt.

In film and theater, the heavy is the villain or antagonist.

The heavies can also refer to serious newspapers or influential figures in an industry: the heavies of Silicon Valley.

enforcers

thugs

Violent criminals

muscle · strongmen · bodyguards · intimidators · bruisers · roughnecks · toughs · hired muscle · security · minders

villains

antagonists

Opponents in conflict

arch-enemies · rogues · foes · adversaries · menaces · evildoers · masterminds · crime lords · kingpins · mobsters

influential

power brokers

Hidden political influencers

moguls · tycoons · top brass · decision makers · VIPs · high rollers · big names · industry leaders · kingmakers · potentates

weight

dumbbells

Handheld lifting weights

iron · free weights · lifting weights · ballast · counterweights · anchors · sandbags · lead weights · deadweight · poundage

actors

character actors

Distinctive supporting film performers

thespians · method actors · ensemble · screen presence · typecast

Categories
Opposites
role in criminal/dramatic hierarchy

heaviesmasterminds

Plans and directs schemes

bosses · brains · kingpins · crime lords · ringleaders

physical intimidation capacity

heavieslightweights

People of little influence

weaklings · runts · pushovers · wimps · featherweights

moral/narrative function

heaviesheroes

Admired courageous figures

good guys · protagonists · goodies · white hats · saviors

Family

heaviness

Familiarity
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Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG