The phrase "awkward heavy" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used to describe something that feels both uncomfortable and burdensome, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The atmosphere in the room was awkward heavy, making it difficult for anyone to speak."
Alternatives: "uncomfortable weighty" or "clumsy burdensome".
A packer must be strong enough to lift awkward, heavy, often unruly loads onto the mules' backs and then remove them all at the end of the day.
Nor is this the primitive, exhilarating mud of Bausch's Rite of Spring but awkward, heavy mud that weighs the dancers down as they move, and which underlines the work's prevailing tone of darkness and threat.
Then, one after the other, awkward, heavy, snapping the christies, forcing snowplow turns into a slalom, the boys from the bus plunged down after her, trying to follow her, to pass her, shouting, making fun of one another.
One man gave me the look, asking if I needed a ride, but when I said, "I'm just going to the hotel," he said, "Aye," and looked relieved, folding his arms back and looking off, even though it turned out that the hotel was perhaps farther than a person would want to walk with an awkward, heavy suitcase, and he could easily have talked me into it.
Utilize the winch to remove awkward, heavy brush and debris from your land.
Buy Now 5. Graco Duo Diner chair: £94.95, tesco.com Don't go near this if you're looking for something easy to move around and store away frequently as it's cumbersome, heavy and awkward to store.
"You are the summer I'll feel for ever," Neil sings in Eradicate the Doubt, his warm and cuddly notions needled by awkward guitars, heavy drums dragging him into a boy's own adventure of haphazard rhythms and conflicting chords.
"That's something that people rarely discuss," says Reed. "You're shipping a very awkward, very heavy product when you're working in mass numbers.
Some studies have shown an increased occurrence of signs and symptoms of entrapment neuropathies, mainly carpal tunnel syndrome, in occupations involving the use of vibrating tools [ 9, 20]; of note, exposure to vibration is usually combined with other risk factors such as repetitive activity, awkward postures, heavy work.
These silos often created clunky, even awkward, keyword-heavy content.
Collected below are cautionary tales from flingers past, tales of beach makeouts and awkward partings, of heavy petting and heavy feelings, of foreign countries and fuccbois, of sex organs great and small.
