off-load

verb

1. tr to get rid of (something unpleasant or burdensome), as by delegation to another

Example Sentences

"Off-load those chunks of meat near the fire and get to hell out of this," said Fernie roughly to the waggon boy.

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He threatened to off-load all the women on the first available place, as he had never in his life had so much trouble.

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They expect trains to stop and off-load, or load, on the main line.

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And without another word he laid down his rifle and went to help off-load the mules.

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