Load and Squeeze

Load

Load verb - To put into (something) as much as can be held or contained.

Usage example: she loaded her plate at the buffet with as much food as she could carry and with more than any sane person should eat

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Squeeze and load are semantically related. in pack topic. In some cases you can use "Squeeze" instead the word "Load" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: loaded, loading, loader, loadable

Squeeze verb - To fit (people or things) into a tight space.

Usage example: I think we can squeeze a bit more into the washing machine

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Load and squeeze are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Load" instead the word "Squeeze" as a verb or a noun.

old	old load	old squeeze
short	short load	short squeeze
current	current load	current squeeze
light	light load	light squeeze
Other adjectives: single, new, extra.

Armor that really doesn't fit is no good at all, since a set that's way too big will weigh you down with unnecessary metal and fit too poorly for the load to rest on the right parts of your body, while you would only hurt yourself by trying to squeeze into pieces that are too small.

Source: One Size Fits All
The Load: One could interpret the Squeeze Toy Aliens in this role, as they exist either as superlatives or hindrances to the toys escaping from Sunnyside.

Source: Western Animation / Toy Story 3

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