laden

Preposition: with

• flour: American schooner Sally, from Norfolk; laden with flour, captured by the boats of the squadron same date.
• luggage: So will holding a door open for someone who is pushing a pram or laden with luggage.
• corn: Abu ' Obeida brought 4000 beasts of burden laden with corn from Syria, which he 154 distributed himself among the famished people.
• merchandise: Two brothers celebrate the safe arrival home of their ship, laden with exotic merchandise.
• cargo: At the time of her arrest, the vessel was laden with a cargo of bananas for discharge in Germany.
• explosive: The eldest, Joe Jnr, died in 1944, aged 29, flying a plane laden with explosives.

Modifies a noun

• wagon: The decent of the laden wagon under gravity thus raised the empty wagon to the top.
• tanker: An example may be a laden tanker passing through the Dover Straits.
• donkey: Showing a woman posing beside her laden donkey, with three figures standing in the background.
• barge: At some point a winch was installed adjacent to Windsor Bridge to help drag the laden barges upstream against the current.
• cart: The large doorway at the front of the building enabled fully laden carts to enter.
• weight: Best practice is usually to limit the actual laden weight being towed to no more than 85 % of the tow car curb weight.

Modifying Another Word

• heavily: Plum Roma are looking well, heavily laden they promise a really good crop.
• richly: She was a Ship of 22 Guns, richly laden from Old Spain.
• lightly: All you have to do is select a walk and turn up, lightly laden, at the right place.
• fully: He's now fully laden with cans of beer.
• already: I watched a woman walk past a lingerie store, already laden with bags.
• so: They should not be left to drift in a world so laden with moral dangers.

Used with adjective complement

• come: I expect you will come back laden with interesting plants for your garden.
• return: With no luggage limits you can also return laden with wonderful gastronomic souvenirs!