Loads and Questions

Loads

Loads noun - A large number or amount.

Questions and loads are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Questions" instead a verb "Loads".

Questions

Definitions of Loads not found.

Loads and questions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loads" instead a verb "Questions".

Both words in one sentence

  • Blue is absolutely packed with unanswered questions, that leads to loads of fan speculation.
    Source: Canon Fodder
  • For instance, it's not too far out of the question that the 9mm SMG uses the same round as the 9mm pistol, but there's a few questions as to why a superheavy machine gun loads handgun rounds and two of the miniguns load revolver rounds.
  • In certain parts of Africa (Rwanda, Uganda etc.) diamond miners work a buck a day to dig out bucket-loads of the stuff, and will be shot, point blank, no questions asked, on the mere suspicion that they pocketed a tiny piece.
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