When something is heaving, it is moving and shaking a lot. The waves are heaving, and so is the ship.
The boat was heaving so much, it was difficult to stay on top of it.
The crowd was heaving with excitement, and it was hard to hear anything.
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the act of lifting something with great effort
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an upward movement (especially a rhythmical rising and falling)
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noun
throwing something heavy (with great effort)
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breathing heavily (as after exertion)
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But in a bibliography, you heave to use the nominative.
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Heave is the measured horizontal offset of the fault.
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The Germans heave a sigh of relief at the weather.
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The beaches in this coastal city are heaving with holidaymakers.
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Frost heaving is the most common form of cryoturbation.
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The heaving line is then pulled up to the top of the gorge.
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The steep slopes of the mountains show the vertical heave of the earth.
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Can someone clarify the different with frost heaving or merge the articles
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In Australia, the internet buckling under heave usage for the holidays it seems.
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The heaving, vigorous crowd of shoppers in the markets simply stood still.