heavy.

She went motionless, and he stood there, handsome in a charcoal suit, his expression heavy.

Captivated by the Tycoon dePalo, Anna 2007

Actually, I don't think she ever noticed she was what some people would call heavy.

Lisa Turner: The Five Ws (and one H) of Weight Loss 2010

"It wouldn't bear me, and I ain't what you would call heavy."

Paul the Courageous Mabel Quiller-Couch 1895

The time had gone by when she was able to do any that people called heavy.

Ester Ried Yet Speaking 1841-1930 Pansy 1885

On the present occasion, the snow, having recently fallen, was soft, and the walking, consequently, what is called heavy.

The Young Fur Traders 1859

On the present occasion the snow, having recently fallen, was soft, and the walking, consequently, what is called heavy.

The Young Fur Traders 1859

I am chained; and as some notorious malefactors are double-fettered, and loaded with irons, so he has made my chain heavy.

Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume IV (Isaiah to Malachi) 1721

The Jews, notwithstanding this, accused him to the emperor, and some historians say he was sent bound to Rome by Festus; and, if so, surely his remembering how light he had made of Paul's bonds would help to make his own chain heavy.

Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation) 1721

Search engine visibility - Blogs are keyword heavy.

Boagworld recommends 2010

The shapes also are categorized as light or heavy, depending on appearance; a surface that appears to be a brick wall, for instance, would be classified as heavy.

RedOrbit News - Technology 2010