heavy|heavies in English

noun

[heav·y || 'hevɪ]

villainous character, antagonist (Theater); influential person (Slang)

Use "heavy|heavies" in a sentence

1. They had employed heavies to evict shop squatters from neighbouring sites.

2. 19 With two rooms used up holding the heavies, the bedroom's all that is left.

3. Synonyms for Bullyboys include intimidators, hectors, bully, oppressors, thugs, heavies, hooligans, yobs, harassers and rascals

4. Only two questions remained unanswered - the puzzling absence of any sect heavies and Grant's worrying non-return.

5. The third was to contain the sect heavies[sentence dictionary], once they had been overpowered and captured.

6. A common porous conveyor (58) extending through the modules of the closed loop air stream removes tobacco heavies.

7. He studied acting under the GI Bill and after touring in summer stock he began landing parts in television as heavies.

8. Heavy action, really heavy.

9. That's heavy, Robin, real heavy.

10. I dislike the heavy rain heavy downpour very much.

11. Gas oils (petroleum), hydrodesulphurised coker heavy vacuum; Heavy fuel oil

12. Damn, that's heavy.

13. Heavy metal, toxin.

14. Drink pretty heavy.

15. Clumped isotopes are heavy isotopes that are bonded to other heavy isotopes

16. Heavy rain advisory.

17. They're packing heavy.

18. Heavy Cream: Thick, rich and Creamy sauce is made with the heavy cream

19. BOA’s fleet includes numerous heavy lift semi-submersible and heavy deck cargo Barges.

20. HISTORY: HEAVY-METAL ENTHUSIAST

21. Oh, you're getting heavy.

22. Late Heavy Bombardment; Translations

23. Canonnade translate: heavy gunfire

24. It's not heavy metals.

25. His shield was heavy.