health, n. 1. physical condition, condition, physical fitness, fitness, well-being; good condition, good trim, good or fine shape, Inf. top or tip-top shape, fine fettle, Inf. fine whack, Inf. fine or high feather; bloom, flush, glow.
2. healthiness, healthfulness, haleness, soundness, heartiness, hardiness, robustness, vigorousness, lustiness.
3. vigor, strength, power, potency, force, birr, Literary, puissance; vitality, vivacity, energy, go, get up and go, liveliness, zing, Inf. zip, Inf. pep, Inf. bounce, Sl. pizzazz, Brit. Sl. stingo.
healthful, adj. 1. salubrious, salutary, salutiferous, hygienic; wholesome, beneficial, good for one; nutritious, nourishing, health-giving; invigorating, bracing, stimulating, refreshing, tonic.
2. healthy, hale, hearty. See - healthy (def 1).
healthy, adj. 1. fit, physically-fit, sound, in sound condition, in good condition, in fine fettle, Inf. in shape, Inf. in good or fine shape, Inf. in fine or high feather, Inf. in fine whack, Inf. in the pink, Brit. Dial. bonny; well, in good health; ruddy, vigorous, full of vigor, hale, hearty, hale and hearty, robust, lusty, strong and healthy, bursting with health or vigor.
2. healthful, salutary, salubrious. See - healthful (def. 1). heap, n. 1. pile, stack, mass, accumulation, bulk, drift, cumulus; hoard, store, stock, stockpile, supply; lump, deposit, swell, mound, tumulus; bank, hillock, hill, mountain; bale, bundle, cock, shock, rick, mow; load, barrow, cartload, wagonload, carload, cargo.
2. collection, amassment, assemblage, aggregation; concentration, agglomeration, conglomeration, cluster, congeries; clump, bunch, batch.
3. Informal, abundance, bounty, volume, plenty; quantities, profusion, Inf. lots, Inf. raft, storm, shower, ocean, sea, world; multitude, throng, array, legion, crowd; numbers, scores, pack, host, swarm, mob.
4. Informal, hoard, store, quite a little, considerable deal, great deal; Inf. lots, mess, peck, Inf. load, Sl. pot, mint, Inf oodles, Inf. tons; chunk, Sl. wad, lump, Inf. hunk, gob, Sl. scad, Inf. slew.
5. Slang, jalopy, rattletrap. See - jalopy.
-v. 6. Often
heap up or
on or
together accumulate, pile, pile up, roll up, stack, pack; compile, amass, cumulate; hoard, squirrel away, load up, stow away.
7. gather, glean, take in, pull in, harvest, reap; garner, store up, stock up, lay by, lay up, lay in, Inf. stash away, reserve, set aside; save, save up.
8. group, cluster, bunch up or together, huddle; mass, crowd, congregate, agglomerate.
9. Often
heap on or
upon give, assign, bestow, confer; supply, provide, load, burden.
hear, v. 1. have the sense of hearing, have the auditory faculty, perceive or receive sound, apprehend sound.
2. be told of, be informed of, be made aware of, receive information or knowledge of, gather; learn of, find out about, pick up, get scent or wind of, Inf. hear tell of, learn through the grapevine, Inf. get the lowdown or inside info, Sl. get the dope or scoop; overhear, listen in, get an earful, eavesdrop.
3. listen to, keep one's ears open, listen with both ears, strain one's ears, be all ears, Med. auscultate; hark, harken, pay attention to, be attentive, attend, heed, take heed, notice, take notice, observe, regard, take cognizance of; take in, get, catch, understand, comprehend.
4. give audience to, grant a hearing to, audition, take [s.o.'s] statement or testimony, Law. try; examine, investigate, look into, inquire into, question, inter