Employ
Employ verb - To provide with a paying job.
Load
Load verb - To place a weight or burden on.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- That doesn't mean you can't employ some severe Guide Dang It moments where only a specific class with a specific skill load-out and prior knowledge of where the traps and monsters are has a realistic chance of beating the castle.
- Beatallica couldn't use their "The Beatles meets Metallica" lyrics in third album Abbey Load because Sony Music, owner of both their label and the Fab Four publishing catalogue, forced them to employ the original Beatles lyrics.
Source: Executive Meddling / Music
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