Offload Definition

ôflōd, ŏf-
offloads
verb
offloads
To unload (a vehicle or container).
American Heritage

Unload.

Webster's New World
To transfer (data) to a peripheral device.
American Heritage
To get rid of and pass on to another.
American Heritage
To unload a vehicle or container.
American Heritage
Synonyms:
noun

(rugby) The act of passing the ball to a team mate when tackled.

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Other Word Forms of Offload

Noun

Singular:
offload
Plural:
offloads

Origin of Offload

  • From off- +"Ž load.

    From Wiktionary

Offload Sentence Examples

  • Liverpool will purchase Kuyt and Defoe and also offload Morientes with Cisse.

  • On the other hand, we would not offload a half carat diamond solitaire ring.

  • They would have allowed small boats to deliver goods directly to market without having to offload their cargoes at riverside wharves.

  • Consider for a moment that your laundry may need to be done, but running to offload the dryer, fold the clothes and put them up while you're in the middle of cooking can leave you ragged by the end of the meal.

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