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
Swamp and load are semantically related. in burden topic. In some cases you can use "Swamp" instead a verb "Load".
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| high | high load | high swamp |
| full | full load | full swamp |
| particular | particular load | particular swamp |
| short | short load | short swamp |
| Other adjectives: complete, standard, entire, massive, large, big, hot, giant. | ||
Common collocations
| enemies | load enemies | swamp enemies |
Both words in one sentence
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Ironically, after you chase him down and get back all the gems he took from you, a dragon egg and a big load of satisfaction, after the Sorceress is defeated Moneybags says he's retiring to the swamp to become a haiku poet.
- Part of the reason Alan Moore's run is so acclaimed is that he saw how much of a useless load the "search for a cure" idea had become and retconned it away with a vengeance by having Swamp-Thing discover that he was never actually Alec Holland to begin with, finally ending its Artifact status.
Source: The Artifact / Comic Books
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