lade

/leɪd/

VERB

1. To load or burden

To place a load, cargo, or other heavy material onto a person, vehicle, vessel, or other carrier.

Used to describe placing cargo, goods, or supplies onto ships, boats, trucks, or other forms of transport.

Used to describe placing a heavy physical or figurative burden on someone or something, making it difficult to move, function, or cope.

The additional responsibilities laded the manager with an overwhelming workload.
The heavy equipment laded the truck beyond its recommended capacity.
The organization was laded with financial obligations after the expansion.

VERB

To draw, scoop, or remove liquid from a container or body of water, particularly by using a vessel or similar implement.

Used to describe drawing or removing water from a boat, vessel, or container, often by scooping or bailing it out.

VERB

To pour, transfer, or distribute a liquid from one place or container to another.

Used to describe transferring or pouring liquids, especially water, by scooping, dipping, or using a suitable container.