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To lift like it's heavy, or to vomit like it's personal.
means To raise, throw, or haul something with great effort, or to retch and bring up your stomach's contents.
from From Old English hebban, to lift, kin to German heben — the ancient sound of straining muscle, which the sea and the seasick stomach both borrowed.
Nautical commandHeave-ho hauls ropes in rhythmic crew unison.
GeologyHeave names how faults shove rock sideways.
Past tense quirkBoth heaved and hove are correct.