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heavy
verb- to threaten with violence; to menace UK, 1998
- A brief [solicitor] offering me readies [cash] to go round and heavy the kind of toerags I’d gladly sort out as a favour? — Val McDermid, Keeping on the Right Side of the Law, p. 185, 1999
- to harass, threaten or victimise someone; to coerce someone threateningly AUSTRALIA, 1974
- It is not the first time the public has heard of its politicians being heavied by some of the business elite. — West Australian, p. 13, 12 July 1991
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