Heavy and Porky

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Heavy adjective - Having great weight.

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Porky and heavy are semantically related. in hulking topic. In some cases you can use "Porky" instead an adjective "Heavy". informal substitute

Nearby Words: heave, heavyweight, heaviness, heaved, heavily

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Heavy and porky are semantically related. You can use "Heavy" instead an adjective "Porky".

Nearby Words: pork, porker

Porky decided that under heavy, stylisized make-up and in professional costume no one will recognise him, so he will be able to pass as an absent actor.

Source: Film / Once Upon a Time in China
Daffy: Well, Confucius says "Can't squeeze blood from turnip." Porky: (produces heavy club) Confucius also says "Is better to press shirts than press luck."

Source: Work Off the Debt
Also in the episode, "Bobcats on Three", Porky starts a catering business using his grandmother's recipes, which feature heavy use of butter and sausage among other things.

Source: Nutritional Nightmare

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