Heave (verb)

  1. To lift or move (something heavy) with great effort.
  2. To force (something) up or out.
  3. To throw or cast (something) with effort.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english hēafian; akin to old high german heffōn to lift.

Examples:

  1. He heaved the boulder out of the way.
  2. She heaved a deep sigh.
  3. The waves were heaving the boat up and down.
  4. The man heaved his backpack over his shoulder.
  5. The Giants quarterback heaved a touchdown pass to win the game.
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