Unload
31unload — Australian Slang (football) successfully pass the ball …
32unload — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. empty, disgorge, discharge, offload, unpack. See ejection. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. disburden, void, offload, discommode, discharge, dump, slough, unship, lighten, unlade, cast, unpack, unweight,… …
33unload — vb a. to defecate b. to fart A vulgarism which is heard all over the English speaking world but which is par ticularly popular in Australia …
34unload — v. disburden, empty, unpack; give outlet to (feelings, etc.) …
35unload — verb 1》 remove a load from. ↘remove (goods) from a vehicle, ship, etc. 2》 informal get rid of (something unwanted). ↘give expression to (oppressive thoughts). 3》 remove (ammunition) from a gun or (film) from a camera. Derivatives unloader …
36unload — v. a. 1. Discharge, unlade, disburden. 2. Relieve, disburden, unburden, lighten, free from …
37unload — verb 1) we unloaded the van Syn: unpack, empty 2) they unloaded the cases from the truck Syn: remove, offload, discharge 3) the government unloaded its 20 percent stake Syn …
38unload — v 1. remove cargo or freight, Naut. break bulk, unlade, unburden, disburden; empty, dump, jettison, fling away, discard, dispose of, cast off; unship, discharge; unpack; transfer. 2. disencumber, lighten one s load, relieve, alleviate; free,… …
39unload — un·load …
40unload — verb 1) we unloaded the van Syn: unpack, empty 2) they unloaded the cases from the lorry Syn: remove, offload, discharge, dump • Ant: load …
