Raise, lift, hoist, haul, pull, draw, tug; move: Weheaved in the anchor and made sail.
Throw, toss, hurl, fling,cast, sling, pitch, let fly, send, launch, Colloq peg, chuck:When he heaved the sword into the lake a hand rose from thewaters and caught it. 3 breathe, utter, sigh, groan, moan, gasp:We heaved a sigh of relief when we heard that they had beenfound.
Gag, retch, vomit, be sick, regurgitate, disgorge,Colloq throw up, Slang puke, lose ones lunch, return onesdinner, US upchuck, spiff ones biscuits: The smell of petrolalways makes me heave.
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V. & n.
V. (past and past part. heaved or esp. Naut.hove) 1 tr. lift or haul (a heavy thing) with great effort.
Tr. utter with effort or resignation (heaved a sigh).
Tr.colloq. throw.
Intr. rise and fall rhythmically orspasmodically.
Tr. Naut. haul by rope.
Intr. retch.
N.1 an instance of heaving.
Geol. a sideways displacement in afault.
(in pl.) a disease of horses, with laboured breathing.
Heaver n. [OE hebban f.Gmc, rel. to L capere take]
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