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heaving
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noun
(= heave)
an upward movement (especially a rhythmical rising and falling)
the heaving of waves on a rough sea
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noun
(= heave)
throwing something heavy (with great effort)
he gave it a mighty heave
he was not good at heaving passes
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noun
(= heave)
the act of lifting something with great effort
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noun
(= panting)
breathing heavily (as after exertion)
plug
Noun
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A plug is an object that fills a gap. Examples of a plug are, an electrical plug which plugs into the wall or electrical socket, a sink plug (or stopper) which stops the water from draining out of the sink or bath.
plug
Verb
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If you plug something you close by putting something into it.
We use corks to plug the barrels.
We were able to plug the leek for now.
I plugged my ears with my finger because of the noise.
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If you plug something in (or into) you put into a socket.
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If you plug something in you connect it to electricity.
You have to plug the computer in if for it to work.
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If you plug in an idea or way of doing something, you use it as a whole (without changing it).
We just plugged in the results from last year and everything worked.
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If something plugs something else closes it tightly.
The cork plugged the bottle.
The mudslide plugged the way out of the cave, trapping us.