onload

[on-lohd, awn-]

verb (used with or without object)

1. to load.

Example Sentences

But I makes him onload her before he turns her over to me, because I is not taking no chances on having that thing going off accidental and maybe crippling somebody.

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They said they wuz cargo lighters to onload ships, and mebby they wuz.

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"It's a goodly distance, considerin' the natur' of the animils," replied the Trapper, "and ye must have been tempted to onload the sled more'n once, Bill."

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“I was thinkin’—” “Onload it.”

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I’m always lookin’ for to get a chance to onload advice on some one.

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