laden

Any air that can leak through the sides, top or bottom of masks can carry virus-laden aerosols.

Proceedings followed in the Admiralty, and the goods were not sold; but the ship was found to be rotten, and had to be unladen.

The cans of new milk were unladen in the rain, Tess getting a little shelter from a neighbouring holly tree.

Boats reach the sea from thence in a day and a-half; but their navigation back, even when unladen, is the labour of nine days.

The carriage is moored, the horses are unshipped, wraps and overcoats speedily unladen and left in bond.

On the other hand, such mistakes scarcely ever happen to individuals in an unladen train, kept in good array.