heave
Cross references:
1. lift
1. heave \'he-v\ \'ho-v\ vb or heaved or hove; or heav.ing [ME heven, fr.
OE hebban; akin to OHG hevan to lift, L cap]ere to take obs 1: ELEVATE 2:
to cause to be lifted upward or onward 3: THROW, CAST 4: to utter with
obvious effort 5a: to cause to swell or rise 5b: to displace (as a rock
stratum) esp. by a fault 6: HAUL, DRAW 1: to rise or become thrown or
raised up 2: to strain to do something 3a: to rise and fall rhythmically
3b: PANT 4: RETCH 5a: PULL, PUSH 5b: to move a ship in a specified
direction or manner of a ship 5c: to move in an indicated way - heav.er
n
2. heave n 1a: an effort to heave or raise 1b: HURL, CAST 2: an upward
motion : RISING; esp : a rhythmical rising 3: the horizontal displacement
by the faulting of a rock pl but sing or pl in constr 4: chronic
pulmonary emphysema of the horse resulting in difficult expirati on,
heaving of the flanks, and a persistent cough