Buds heavier relative?
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ALEBud's heavier relative?
GAINGet heavier
EPEESFoils' heavier kin
OVERWEIGHTHeavier than expected
outweighingBe heavier than
ALEBeer's heavier cousin
EPEEFoil's heavier cousin
outweighsBe heavier than
outweighedBe heavier than
RICHERHeavier, as a dessert
PLAYRAINYFORMEEastwood film gets heavier?
STOUTERHaving a heavier build
AERODYNEHeavier-than-air craft
BIRDSHeavier-than-air fliers.
EPEESThey're heavier than foils
EPEEHeavier alternative to a foil
aerodynea heavier than air aircraft
EPEEIt's heavier than a foil
EYELIDSThey're usually heavier at night
THISWEIGHSATON"It's heavier than I thought!"
baryona heavier class of subatomic particles
aerodynesAERODYNE, a heavier than air aircraft
COLDFRONTIt can make one wear heavier clothing
baryonsBARYON, a heavier class of subatomic particles
SHORTTONIt has a slightly heavier British counterpart
AIRIt can be heavier in the summer
airplanepowered heavier-than-air craft with fixed wings
calicosplain white cotton fabric that is heavier than muslin
aviatorpilot of an airplane or other heavier-than-air aircraft
fusionthermonuclear reaction in which nuclei join to form heavier atoms, releasing energy
madrasesthin curtain fabric of a light, gauzelike weave with figures of heavier yarns
madrasthin curtain fabric of a light, gauzelike weave with figures of heavier yarns
superheavyhaving an atomic weight or number heavier than the heaviest known / a superheavy element
HATREDIt's "heavier freight for the shipper than it is for the consignee": Augustus Thomas
kevelsturdy bit, bollard, etc., on which the heavier hawsers of a ship may be secured
kevelssturdy bit, bollard, etc., on which the heavier hawsers of a ship may be secured
dimitythin cotton fabric, white, dyed, or printed, woven with a stripe or check of heavier yarn
selvedgenarrow border often of different or heavier threads than the fabric and sometimes in a different weave
airplanesa powered heavier-than-air aircraft with fixed wings from which it derives most of its lift
selvagednarrow border often of different or heavier threads than the fabric and sometimes in a different weave