loaded
loaded
Definition
loaded (lōd′id)
adjective
- carrying a load
- filled, charged, weighted, etc. (as indicated by various senses of load, , )
- Slang under the influence of liquor or drugs
- ☆ Slang well supplied with money
- Slang well equipped with accessories or features
loaded
Synonyms
loaded
modif.
loaded
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- waggler: Craig took all his fish on small pieces of luncheon meat fished under a small loaded waggler, feed was hemp.
- revolver: He just got fired from Alabama for bring a loaded revolver into class.
- wagon: BR would drop off 25 loaded wagons here or a similar number of empties.
- pistol: The man pointed a loaded pistol at the officer who remained captive for over an hour.
- shotgun: It is unlawful to carry a loaded shotgun in a public place without reasonable excuse.
- wagon: We had only two loaded wagons on just then; the other six were coming down the inclined plane.
Modifying Another Word
- fully: Can you tell us something about the plot of your new film, Herbie: Fully Loaded?
- already: She was already Loaded almost to the gunwale; to the water edge.
- not: The government had listened to our argument about the fairness of the question and that the question should be not loaded or ambiguous.
- lightly: Some general traffic rules for landing operations are as follows: Heavily loaded boats have right of way over lightly loaded or empty boats.
- first: Introduction to Pointers Whenever you run a program, it is first loaded ( typically from disk ) into the computer's memory.
Used with adjective complement
- get: First on at Coopers Field is Get Loaded in the Park on Saturday 26 August.
loaded Quotes
The dice of God are always loaded.
Browse dictionary entries near loaded
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