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Heavy
Last update: Thursday 09th of February 2012
Nothing was found!The term heavy has several meanings:
- Heavy, an adjective
- The property of having a large weight. I can't lift the rock. It is too heavy.
- The property of having a relatively large weight. That is a heavy mouse!
- The property of having a large flow rate. The heavy current melted the wire.
- A term to describe large aircraft for purposes of air traffic control. Flight 277 Heavy, come to heading 230 flight level 320 for traffic. , referring to a plane having the capability of a gross weight in excess of 255,000 pounds (115,700 kg) whether or not they are operating at this weight during a particular phase of flight.
See also
- Heavy, a 1995 film
- Heavy, the first album by the band Iron Butterfly
- Heavy, a muscular person employed as a bodyguard or thug
- Heavy, a 2003 album by Swollen Members
- Heavy is a song in the album Dosage by Collective Soul
- Heavy D, a popular late 80's and 90's hip hop producer
- An actor playing a serious or tragic role, usually as a villain.
- Heavyweight, a division, or weight class, in boxing.
- The Western Stone, heaviest object ever lifted by human beings.
- A term for 70/- (seventy shilling) ale
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