Object

• wagon: Farmer loading the wagon I was with pitch Fork 8 feet long Iron tines 18 inch.

Converse of object

• lighten: This will help cool the main room down with the stove firing hot and lighten the load on the central heating system.

• carry: They carry these huge loads for up to 100 meters back to the nest site.

• shed: Flats murder: Man arrested Anger at police merger Armed robbers found in garden shed A load of rubbish!

• spread: Spreading the load will take pressure off you and make the experience enjoyable.

Adjective modifier

• viral: In addition, the effect of treatment in reducing viral load was also linked to better health.

• heavy: You've given me a heavy load to deal with in one e-mail.

• undetectable: Now, with CD4 counts around 400 and an undetectable viral load the virus is no longer at the forefront of my mind.

• abnormal: The Bridges division carry out numerous services including: Receiving and managing notification from hauliers in respect of abnormal loads.

• critical: The RPA systems are designed to have no single points to failure, ensuring the highest level of power protection for critical loads.

• whole: With the shooting team I gained loads of respect and brought a whole load of silver wear to my unit for their first time.

Modifies a noun

• balancing: You can add four ADSL or cable modems and the AP will perform load balancing across all WAN ports in use.

• carrying: Women's GR20 Leather GTX 3 to 4 Season trekking boot in Nubuck leather idea for rough terrain and heavy load carrying.

Noun used with modifier

• bucket: Which might not sound like a lot, but basically Serenity is selling bucket loads in the UK.

• lorry: He buys a lorry load of strawberries to experiment with.

• truck: Sanders Garden World arrived with four truck loads of roses, clematis, lavender and a range of trees, climbers and plants.

Preposition: of

• rubbish: Sian Kendrick says: Terrible - a load of rubbish!

• stuff: I had loads of stuff to sort out.. .

• crap: If a technology doesn't succeed, its time either hasn't come or it's just a load of crap.

• fun: On the Sunday, we took over Stanage, which was loads of fun.