Definition:
heaviest
- heaviest(of a large aircraft) Leaving a large amount of turbulence behind in its flight
- heaviestHEAVY, weighty (having a great weight)
- heaviest(of music, esp. rock) Having a strong bass component and a forceful rhythm
- heaviest(of a situation) Serious and hard to deal with
- heaviest(of a person's head or eyes) Feeling weighed down by weariness
- heaviestCausing a strong impact
- heaviestOf more than the usual size, amount, or force
- heaviestFeeling or expressing grief
- heaviest(of a smell) Overpowering
- heaviestOf great density; thick or substantial
- heaviestWeighed down; full of something
- heaviestMoving slowly or with difficulty
- heaviestMentally oppressive; hard to endure
- heaviestUsed in questions about weight
- heaviestDoing something to excess
- heaviest(of a class of thing) Above the average weight; large of its kind
- heaviestStriking or falling with force
- heaviestUsing a lot of
- heaviestImportant or serious
- heaviestNeeding much physical effort
- heaviestNot delicate or graceful; coarse
- heaviest(of a person) Strict or harsh
- heaviestOf or containing atoms of an isotope of greater than the usual mass
- heaviest(of food or a meal) Hard to digest; too filling
- heaviestOf great weight; difficult to lift or move
- heaviest(of ground or soil) Hard to travel over or work with because muddy or full of clay
- heaviest(of the sky) Full of dark clouds; oppressive
- heaviest(of a literary work) Hard to read or understand because overly serious or difficult