load



load

1. n. as much liquor as one can hold. (see also loaded.) Harry had quite a load of booze.
2. n. a drink of liquor. Can I have a load from your bottle?
3. n. a dose of drugs; an injection of drugs. (see also loaded. Drugs.) She shoots a load every day or two.
4. n. a drug supply; a stash. (Drugs.) If his load dwindles, he gets more easily.
5. n. a large purchase of heroin. (Drugs.) I’ve scored a load that’ll last me a few days.
6. n. an (old) car. (see also heap.) Whose junky old load is that parked in front of the house?
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hippolyte (2)-French
MordecaiMAWR-də-kie (English)Biblical, Hebrew
Lysandra-Ancient Greek
MikolÁŠ-Czech
MaimuMIE-mooEstonian
Mirta-Spanish, Italian, Croatian