v. 1 put something on a structure or conveyance; 2 fill or place a burden on
She loaded her groceries into the car.
She loaded her groceries into the car.
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What prevented the garbage from being loaded onto trucks and driven from Queens to Islip?
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The train was loaded with freight. OR The TV cost 200 dollars plus freight.
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What did Tractor Mac think when he saw the train coming loaded with tractors?
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Blackberries and raspberries are loaded with bramble.
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The farm workers loaded sacks of potatoes onto the truck.
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Who's bucket was loaded with bricks?
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Where is the shutlle loaded up?
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The export goods were loaded on the freighter.
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Where did Roz go after the animals on the remote island loaded her damaged body into the airship?
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What does Ona do when they are loaded back on the trucks?
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The police officer loaded bullets into the chamber.
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The Germans had loaded the water channel with mines to blow up the ships
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Who loaded their fingernails with poison, so they could get a head start in the 39 clues challenge?
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Which of the following is NOT loaded onto a truck?
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put; set; placed
removed
2 syllables
load-ed
coded
goaded
moded
corroded
encoded
eroded
exploded
imploded
out-moded
outmoded
reunloaded
unexploded
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