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Heace means to push, pull, or lift a heavy object with much effort. Heave also means to move up and down with higher and regular movements, vomit, utter with pain or effort, to swell or make rise.

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  1. To lift or haul with great effort.
  2. To rise and fall rhythmically, as in the heaving of a chest in breathing or of the sea in waves.
  3. To vomit.
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