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Definition of load
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of load is as below...
Load (v. t.) To lay a load or
burden
on or in, as on a horse or in a cart; to
charge
with a load, as a gun; to
furnish
with a
lading
or
cargo,
as a ship;
hence,
to add
weight
to, so as to
oppress
or
embarrass;
to heap
upon..
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Shell
::
Shell (n.) The case which holds the
powder,
or
charge
of
powder
and shot, used with
breechloading
small
arms..
Last
::
Last (n.) A load; a heavy
burden;
hence,
a
certain
weight
or
measure,
generally
estimated
at 4,000 lbs., but
varying
for
different
articles
and in
different
countries.
In
England,
a last of
codfish,
white
herrings,
meal, or
ashes,
is
twelve
barrels;
a last of corn, ten
quarters,
or
eighty
bushels,
in some parts of
England,
twenty-one
quarters;
of
gunpowder,
twenty-four
barrels,
each
containing
100 lbs; of red
herrings,
twenty
cades,
or
20,000;
of
hides,
twelve
dozen;
of
leather,
twenty
dickers;
Jagger
::
Jagger
(n.) One who
carries
about a small load; a
peddler.
See 2d Jag.
Lading
::
Lading
(n.) That which lades or
constitutes
a load or
cargo;
freight;
burden;
as, the
lading
of a
ship..
Longshoreman
::
Longshoreman
(n.) One of a class of
laborers
employed
about the
wharves
of a
seaport,
especially
in
loading
and
unloading
vessels..
Conducive
::
Conducive
(a.)
Loading
or
tending;
helpful;
contributive;
tending
to
promote.
Pack
::
Pack (n.) To load with a pack;
hence,
to load; to
encumber;
as, to pack a
horse..
Water Line
::
Water line () Any one of
several
lines
marked
upon the
outside
of a
vessel,
corresponding
with the
surface
of the water when she is
afloat
on an even keel. The
lowest
line
indicates
the
vessel's
proper
submergence
when not
loaded,
and is
called
the light water line; the
highest,
called
the load water line,
indicates
her
proper
submergence
when
loaded..
Loading
::
Loading
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Loa.
Recapper
::
Recapper
(n.) A tool used for
applying
a fresh
percussion
cap or
primer
to a
cartridge
shell in
reloading
it.
Surcharge
::
Surcharge
(v. t.) To
overload;
to
overburden;
to
overmatch;
to
overcharge;
as, to
surcharge
a beast or a ship; to
surcharge
a
cannon..
Disburden
::
Disburden
(v. t.) To rid of a
burden;
to free from a load borne or from
something
oppressive;
to
unload;
to
disencumber;
to
relieve.
Loading
::
Loading
(n.) A load;
cargo;
burden.
Bag
::
Bag (v. t.) To
furnish
or load with a bag or with a well
filled
bag.
Caul
::
Caul (n.) The fold of
membrane
loaded
with fat, which
covers
more or less of the
intestines
in
mammals;
the great
omentum.
See
Omentum..
Lade
::
Lade (v. t.) To load; to put a
burden
or
freight
on or in; --
generally
followed
by that which
receives
the load, as the
direct
object..
Unloader
::
Unloader
(n.) One who, or that
which,
unloads;
a
device
for
unloading,
as hay from a
wagon..
Heavily
::
Heavily
(adv.)
In a heavy
manner;
with great
weight;
as, to bear
heavily
on a
thing;
to be
heavily
loaded..
Sled
::
Sled (n.) A
vehicle
on
runners,
used for
conveying
loads over the snow or ice; -- in
England
called
sledge..
Cestus
::
Cestus
(n.) A
covering
for the hands of
boxers,
made of
leather
bands,
and often
loaded
with lead or
iron..
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