The phrase "a huge heavy" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It can be used when describing an object that is both large in size and weight, but it is better to use a more fluid expression.
Example: "He struggled to lift a huge heavy box filled with books."
Alternatives: "a massive weighty" or "a large cumbersome".
But then again, I was a huge heavy metal fan when I was a kid, and I'm not ashamed of that because it's part of my culture.
GK Chesterton described him as "a huge heavy bull of a man, fat and slow and quiet, very mild and magnanimous but not very sociable".
A huge, heavy floor-length dress of brown cotton velveteen with long sleeves topped by layered epaulets, it is richly trimmed with silver embroidery in a geometric pattern.
In the next clip a huge, heavy light falls on Mrs. Clinton mid-interview, and she cries out, "Jesus, Mary and Joseph" -- possibly one of the few pieces of tape that shows the former first lady looking rattled.
The snow we had in London made me realise I don't have enough of the appropriate clothing at all – I've been doing a few practice runs of painting in extreme cold in a huge heavy duty refrigerator.
I always used to marvel as a kid at the sheer slowness of rocket launches: how the rocket – a huge, heavy, sky-poking tower of a thing – used to lift itself into the air so torpidly, so grandly, so effortfully, as if steadied and eased upwards by giant invisible hands.
"When she came out, she had our baby sister in one arm and a huge, heavy-looking duffel bag in the other, and tears were streaming down her face," Takei said Friday, more than seven decades later. .
It was a bit overwhelming, especially when the key was handed over – a suitably huge, heavy, ancient-looking chunk of iron – and my friend and I were left alone.
Everyone wants to produce, and it's gonna cost a lot to fly your huge heavy synth around for live sets, so people need more compact low-cost stuff.
We narrowly miss a man on a bike and we pass electric cycles carrying huge, heavy loads of plastic and other scrap.
A prime specimen is Anja Grebe's huge, heavy The Vatican: All the Paintings (Black Dog & Leventhal).
