unload on



unload someone or something on (to) someone

to get rid of a burdensome person or thing on someone else. I unloaded my obnoxious little cousin onto his aunt. I didn't mean to unload my problems onto you.
See also: on, unload

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
EilishIE-leeshIrish
ClaribelKLER-ə-bel, KLAR-ə-belEnglish
ChaliceCHAL-isEnglish (Rare)
Ainoa-Spanish
NgỌC-Vietnamese
Vince[vins]