Weigh

What do we mean by weigh?

Way. Used in the phrase under weigh. noun

To determine the weight of, as with a scale. intransitive verb

To measure or apportion (a certain quantity) by weight. Often used with out: intransitive verb

To balance in the mind in order to make a choice; ponder or evaluate. intransitive verb

To choose carefully or deliberately. intransitive verb

To raise (anchor). intransitive verb

To be of a specific weight. intransitive verb

To have consequence or importance. intransitive verb

To cause to bend heavily by added weight. Used with on or upon: intransitive verb

To be burdensome or oppressive. Used with on or upon: intransitive verb

To raise anchor. intransitive verb

To cause to bend down with added weight. phrasal verb

To give great worry or difficulty to; burden. phrasal verb

To be weighed at a weigh-in. phrasal verb

To have one's baggage weighed, as at an airport. phrasal verb

To be of a specified weight. phrasal verb

To join in a discussion; utter a remark. phrasal verb

To determine the weight of an object.

Often with "out", to measure a certain amount of something by its weight, e.g. for sale.

To determine the intrinsic value or merit of an object, to evaluate.

To judge; to estimate.

To consider a subject.

To have a certain weight.

To have weight; to be heavy; to press down.

To be considered as important; to have weight in the intellectual balance.

To raise an anchor free of the seabed.

To weigh anchor.

To bear up; to raise; to lift into the air; to swing up.

To consider as worthy of notice; to regard.

When someone looks at you from head to toe repeatedly. Usually to see if someone is worth your time or downright stupid. All in all... It's a rude gesture Urban Dictionary

To take a beating ; to get beaten up. Urban Dictionary

To get compensated in some way usually monetary Urban Dictionary

To be sentenced to a term of imprisonment. Urban Dictionary

Get knocked out Urban Dictionary

To place your weight into a situation where it wasnt previously. Also applies to the act, of physically weighing an item. Urban Dictionary

Erick is right. Y'all both bitches. Urban Dictionary

To become intoxicated via heavy amounts of alcohol. Urban Dictionary

The ceremony that determines the winner of a Bacon Battle. All competitors must submit their bacon to the Bacon Baron to be weighed. The winner is the gentleman who has stolen the most bacon. Urban Dictionary

Variation 1: When a male's private part is so long or the shorts (and underwear) are so short, that the male private part dips below the bottom of underwear and is visible below the bottom hem. Variation 2: When a man's private parts are so long that they dip into the water in a urinal. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to weigh:
weigh, neigh, seigh, leigh, aweigh, heigh, sweigh, eigh, weich, weigl, weig.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word weigh:
ewes, lbs, weaned, hens, withers, pounds, rabbits, tarsus, ins, weighing, dimorphism, comprise, weighed, resemble, tons, tonnes, plumage, sexes, weight, fur, cows, maturity, heavier, horns, breed, ton, tail, lighter, rams, pound, scales, subspecies, specimen, coat, ears, mature, tails, wingspan, smallest, eggs, inches, length, anywhere, shoulder, measurements, anchor, bout, metric, specimens, coin, darker, adult, tall, exceed, dorsal, measure, slightly, average, grow, considerably, risks, larger, nest, less, thick, height, diet, milk, varies, heavily, grey, legs, smaller, eyes, excess, birth, ranges, span, colour, breast, diameter, measuring, plastic, benefits, maximum, pale, neck, breeding, brown, adults, male, size, wings, gray, birds, soft, stand, coins, empty, approximately.

Words that rhyme with weigh:
day, away, way, lay, play, bay, say, resume, grey, pay, convey, gray, relay, array, cache, survey, ray, sway, slay, display, dismay, may, stay, delay, holiday, fray, re, gay, cliche, waylay, dossier, buffet, cafe, essay, fiance, gourmet, everyday, allay, leeway, prey, clay, fillet, inlay, decay, k, fey, overlay, melee, gainsay, betray, stray, ok, quay, dna, underway, valet, portray, spray, sobriquet, entree, soiree, pray, asea, passe, yea, sunday, they, bouquet, protege, okay, yay, jay, astray, lei, latte, halfway, gateway, ballet, heyday, tray, friday, hay, obey, j, bray, anyway, x-ray, disarray, lingerie, railway, nay, mainstay, today, repay, sachet, splay, usa, birthday, vertebrae, hey.

Adjectives that are often used to describe weigh:
constant, angry, present, best.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective weigh:
grams, patient, house, gram, anchor, client, samples, sample, motion, gms, portions, child, grm, everything, weekly, grammes, infant, grains, pounds, tablet, ins, grms, patients, soil, heavy, scales, powder, oath, benefits, bridge, tube, flask, bridges, risks, meat, gramme, alternatives, tman, dish, specimen, diapers, tablets, out, pan, residue, risk, shaft, clients, rats, bottle, others, infusion, dog, ibs, feeders, baby, iron, infants, tissue, dishes, costs, pains, pieces, ingredients, crucible, master, tubes, box, pads, self, dressings, hoppers, tanks, solids, jar, trends, station, fruit, belt, thyself.

Consonant match to weigh:
way, woe, were, y, wow, woo, why, we, wee, whoa, whey, whew, wo, oui, wa, wye, wu, wah, wei, wai, waugh, wey, wy, waye, woy, wiehe, waah.

Words that sound like weigh:
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