weight

A strong feeling of stress from difficult demands

A heavy load or something that causes worry and difficulty

A heavy object that is hard to carry, or a burden that slows progress

A heavy feeling of worry and responsibility

A strong sad feeling that makes you feel weighed down inside

A person or thing that makes work slower

Having too much work or responsibility to manage

A heavy feeling of pressure because you have important duties

A feeling of comfort when pain or worry goes away

A cheerful, carefree feeling that makes people relaxed

To do your fair share of work in a group

A heavy feeling of worry and responsibility

To use your power to make others do what you want

To do as much work as the others in a group

To have more success than people expect from your size or ability

A strong feeling of being less worried after telling someone about a problem

To do less well than your skills or what people expect

How heavy a person is

A heavy object that is hard to carry, or a burden that slows progress

A group of athletes with similar body weight in a sport to make matches fair

A period of eating and training to add body weight, often muscle

A heavy object like a dumbbell or barbell that you lift for exercise

Much importance that affects a decision or result

The average mass of the atoms of a chemical element, measured in atomic mass units

The total mass of the atoms in a molecule

A baby born weighing less than 5.5 pounds or 2,500 grams

The total weight of goods including their packaging or container

A heavy feeling of pressure because you have important duties

Amount of a substance that reacts with a fixed amount of another substance

A baby born weighing less than 5.5 pounds or 2,500 grams

How heavy something is without its packaging

Amount of an element that combines with eight parts by weight of oxygen

A system of old weights used in pharmacies where an ounce is 480 grains and a pound is 12 ounces

A way to measure weight using a 16-ounce pound for everyday goods

The mass in grams of one mole of an element

An athlete's body weight recorded when they first arrive for training

A heavy metal piece in a window frame that balances the moving part so it opens and closes easily

The weight of warheads or other cargo a missile can carry, not counting the rocket

A way of measuring gold, silver, and gems using a pound of 12 ounces

The weight of a material for each amount of space it fills

A person who deliberately becomes heavier to improve health or build muscle

A high calorie drink used to help a person become heavier and build muscle

A standard measure for weight like a gram or pound