Of great weight; weighty, ponderous. The opposite of light.

Not light (in various senses of light, adj.1); heavy.

Of material objects. Solid; dense, compact; massive, heavy. Also figurative. Now rare (regional in later use).

Of the nature of a load; onerous, heavy.

Weighing heavy. Obsolete.

Having great weight; heavy, weighty, massive; clumsy, unwieldy, or slow-moving due to weight or size; (in earliest use) spec. thick, viscous. Also…

Heavy. Obsolete. rare.

Forcible, powerful; weighty, heavy. Cf. peisant, adj. 1.

Having great weight; heavy, massive; forcible, as a heavy blow. archaic and rare after early 16th cent.

Easily handled, controlled, or used; manageable; = wieldy, adj. 2.

Of a considerable or appreciable weight; that weighs a good deal, heavy.

Constituting a burden, burdensome. literal. Heavy, ponderous.

Weighty.

Physically ponderous, heavy. Obsolete or archaic.

transferred and figurative. Heavy as if made of lead; oppressive, burdensome; (of the limbs) hard to drag along, tardy in movement; hence said of…

Dull, ponderous; leaden. Obsolete.

Probably: wielded with force or skill. Obsolete. rare.

Weighty, heavy.

Of a good or great weight; heavy.

Weighty, heavy; hard, grievous. Also, large or significant in size, and as adverb, ‘powerfully’, exceedingly.