Weight

What do we mean by weight?

A measure of the heaviness of an object. noun

The force with which a body is attracted to Earth or another celestial body, equal to the product of the object's mass and the acceleration of gravity. noun

A unit measure of gravitational force. noun

A system of such measures. noun

An object used principally to exert a force by virtue of its gravitational attraction to Earth, especially. noun

A metallic solid used as a standard of comparison in weighing. noun

An object used to hold something else down. noun

A counterbalance in a machine. noun

A heavy object, such as a dumbbell, lifted for exercise or in athletic competition. noun

Excessive fat; corpulence. noun

A factor assigned to a number in a computation, as in determining an average, to increase or decrease the number's effect on the computation, reflecting its importance. noun

Oppressiveness; pressure. noun

The greater part; preponderance. noun

Influence, importance, or authority: synonym: importance. noun

Ponderous quality. noun

A classification according to comparative lightness or heaviness. Often used in combination. noun

The heaviness or thickness of a fabric in relation to a particular season or use. Often used in combination. noun

(physical) Matter, material.

A large quantity; a sum.

A street term meaning cocaine. mainly used by dealers or people that deal with large amounts of cocaine Urban Dictionary

1. used to describe street status or hierarchy, were one person or group sits compared to another. 2. any large amount of something of street value I.e. guns, drugs, cash, rims, cars, hoes. 3. cocaine 4. used to express that one has a high amount of street credit or status. Urban Dictionary

N. 1. The measurement of the amount of mass of an object has. 2. Term used to describe large shipments of drugs, usually illegal Urban Dictionary

Often referred to as 'sinkers' in Australia, weight is what you put on your fishing line when you go fishing. Urban Dictionary

Breaks the the "I" before "E" rule Urban Dictionary

Blame, responsiblity Urban Dictionary

1 Gram of a Powdered Drug...Speed, Coke, K etc. Urban Dictionary

1. A "heavy" 2. Bodyguard 3. Hitman Urban Dictionary

It is the measurement of how fat you are. Urban Dictionary

Full of, possessing, or characterised by weight; weighty. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to weight:
weight, height, eight, weigh, wright, feight, wight, weighs, leight.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word weight:
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Words that rhyme with weight:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe weight:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective weight:
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Consonant match to weight:
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