| heat up |
to make or become warm or hot. [2 definitions] |
| heat wave |
a period of unusually hot weather. |
| heave |
to push (something or someone) up or out with great effort. [11 definitions] |
| heaven |
(often cap.) in some religions, the abode of God, where the souls of the good and faithful will dwell after death. [5 definitions] |
| heavenly |
of or pertaining to heaven or the heavens. [2 definitions] |
| heavenward |
to or toward heaven. [2 definitions] |
| heavily |
with or as if with a heavy weight. [4 definitions] |
| heaviness |
the condition or quality of being heavy; weight. |
| Heaviside layer |
see "E layer." |
| heavy |
having much weight. [10 definitions] |
| heavy-duty |
made to last through intensive or unusually rough use. |
| heavy-handed |
not adept or skillful; without dexterity or talent for precision; awkward; clumsy. [2 definitions] |
| heavy-hearted |
burdened by sadness; depressed; dejected; melancholy. |
| heavy hydrogen |
an isotope of hydrogen with a mass number greater than one; deuterium. |
| heavy-laden |
heavily loaded, as a vehicle or pack animal. [2 definitions] |
| heavy metal |
a variety of rock music featuring highly amplified sound and insistent rhythms. |
| heavyset |
having a stocky, stout body. |
| heavy spar |
see "barite." |
| heavy water |
water composed of oxygen and deuterium; deuterium oxide. |
| heavyweight |
having great weight; very heavy. [6 definitions] |
| hebdomadal |
occurring weekly. |