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physics' polite way of saying you're too weak to lift that alone

means To raise or lift something heavy upward, typically using ropes, pulleys, or some mechanical help.

from From a 16th-century word 'hoise,' meaning to lift, with the final 't' creeping in over time as the spelling settled. It likely came into English from Dutch or Low German seafaring talksailors hoisting sails were doing 'hysen' or 'hissen' — making it a salty word that climbed aboard from the docks.

petard originhoist by your own bomb, says Shakespeare
sailing rootsnamed the act of raising heavy sails
pulley trickeach extra wheel halves the force needed
flag termthe half of a flag nearest the pole
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