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loaded

adjective as in supplied with a load

Strongest match

adjective as in ready to discharge

Strongest matches

Strong matches

adjective as in intoxicated

adjective as in tricky

Strongest match

Strong match

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Authorities said the boat was "quite heavily loaded" but did not say how many people were on board.

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The place is in a nondescript business park but is loaded with state-of-the-art workout equipment and pulses with the type of music you’d hear in an NFL locker room.

For Saeed, seeing Theba play a cool, rich dad and hearing George use his natural accent, rather than being shoehorned into diminutive roles or changing their voices, was loaded with meaning.

Baldwin had been handed the loaded weapon that afternoon by an assistant director and told that the gun was “cold,” meaning it contained no live ammunition.

I always appreciate it when the Oscars happen in middle of Girl Scout cookie season, so yes, locked and loaded for steady Thin Mint consumption.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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