(of food) stodgy, indigestible

be difficult

find something difficult or tiresome, appear to be heavy

headache

indigestion

withdraw from a difficult undertaking

a costly and richly embroidered suit

pregnancy

pay a heavy price

long tedious night

heaviness, weightiness

constipation

hoarse or deep voice or sound

water in reservoirs, rivers, etc., where the quantity of minerals is more than expected

heavy industry, the business of making large iron and steel machines

unmarried daughter who is the burden for their parent

fat, plump, ponderous, well-built, heavy, plus size, grave, serious,dignified

full

fill

a kind of grass used for thatching

filling

on who sweeps, sweeper

one who sweeps, sweeper

Load, burden

of or belonging to the sea, oceanic, marine, naval

deaf

a hunting bird

fortune

particles

brown, brackish

a kind of bread prepared on the hot ash of dried cowpats, brown

one who plays the clarinet