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Definition of burden
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Burden
(v. t.) To
encumber
with
weight
(literal
or
figurative);
to lay a heavy load upon; to load.
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Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. i.) To throw off or
deliver
a load,
charge,
or
burden;
to
unload;
to emit or give vent to fluid or other
contents;
as, the water pipe
discharges
freely..
Shift
::
Shift (v. t.) To
change
the place of; to move or
remove
from one place to
another;
as, to shift a
burden
from one
shoulder
to
another;
to shift the
blame..
Equalize
::
Equalize
(v. t.) To make
equal;
to cause to
correspond,
or be like, in
amount
or
degree
as
compared;
as, to
equalize
accounts,
burdens,
or
taxes..
Tax
::
Tax (n.) A
charge
or
burden
laid upon
persons
or
property
for the
support
of a
government.
Unburden
::
Unburden
(v. t.) To throw off, as a
burden;
to
unload..
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.)
Whatever
constitutes
a
burden
on
property,
as
rents,
taxes,
lines,
etc.;
costs;
expense
incurred;
--
usually
in the
plural..
Refrain
::
Refrain
(v.) The
burden
of a song; a
phrase
or verse which
recurs
at the end of each of the
separate
stanzas
or
divisions
of a
poetic
composition.
Dray
::
Dray (n.) A
strong
low cart or
carriage
used for heavy
burdens.
Colstaff
::
Colstaff
(n.) A staff by means of which a
burden
is borne by two
persons
on their
shoulders.
Burden
::
Burden
(n.) The drone of a
bagpipe.
Carriage
::
Carriage
(n.) A
wheeled
vehicle
carrying
a fixed
burden,
as a gun
carriage..
Camel
::
Camel (n.) A large
ruminant
used in Asia and
Africa
for
carrying
burdens
and for
riding.
The camel is
remarkable
for its
ability
to go a long time
without
drinking.
Its hoofs are
small,
and
situated
at the
extremities
of the toes, and the
weight
of the
animal
rests on the
callous.
The
dromedary
(Camelus
dromedarius)
has one bunch on the back, while the
Bactrian
camel (C.
Bactrianus)
has two. The
llama,
alpaca,
and
vicu–a,
of South
America,
belong
to a
related
genus
(Auchenia)..
Ritornello
::
Ritornello
(n.) A short
return
or
repetition;
a
concluding
symphony
to an air, often
consisting
of the
burden
of the
song..
Lading
::
Lading
(n.) That which lades or
constitutes
a load or
cargo;
freight;
burden;
as, the
lading
of a
ship..
Overburden
::
Overburden
(n.) The waste which
overlies
good stone in a
quarry.
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To raise or
remove,
as
anything
which
depresses,
weighs
down, or
crushes;
to
render
less
burdensome
or
afflicting;
to
alleviate;
to
abate;
to
mitigate;
to
lessen;
as, to
relieve
pain; to
relieve
the wants of the
poor..
Unload
::
Unload
(v. t.) To take the load from; to
discharge
of a load or
cargo;
to
disburden;
as, to
unload
a ship; to
unload
a
beast..
Burden
::
Burden
(n.) A
birth.
Encumber
::
Encumber
(v. t.) To
impede
the
motion
or
action
of, as with a
burden;
to
retard
with
something
superfluous;
to weigh down; to
obstruct
or
embarrass;
as, his
movements
were
encumbered
by his
mantle;
his mind is
encumbered
with
useless
learning..
Disburden
::
Disburden
(v. i.) To
relieve
one's self of a
burden;
to ease the mind.
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