Chore and Load

Chore

Chore noun - A dull, unpleasant, or difficult piece of work.

Usage example: cleaning everything out of the attic was a real chore

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Load and chore are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Load" instead a noun "Chore".

Load noun - A mass or quantity of something taken up and carried, conveyed, or transported.

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Chore and load are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chore" instead a noun "Load".

Nearby Words: loaded, loading, loader, loadable

long	long chore	long load
complete	complete chore	complete load
demanding	demanding chore	demanding load
single	single chore	single load
Other adjectives: annoying, real, massive, big, huge, absolute, hot, bigger.

When she gives him a chore to do (such as: load and run a dishwasher) that he really doesn't want to do, he messes it up as badly as possible so she will never ask him to do it again.

Source: Comic Strip / FoxTrot

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