Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| backload | a load taken on by a lorry for a return journey; (verb) to load a lorry for a return journey. |
| ballast | heavy material used to weigh down and steady a ship or balloon; (verb) to load with ballast. |
| burden | a heavy load; (verb) to load heavily. |
| burdener | one who burdens. |
| burdenous | burdensome. |
| burdensome | imposing or constituting a burden. |
| burthen | (Arch.) a burden; (verb) to burden. |
| cargo | a load (verb) to load, weigh down |
| cumber | to burden. |
| cumberer | one who cumbers. |
| disburden | to rid of a burden. |
| disburthen | to get rid of a burden. |
| disemburden | to disburden. |
| disload | to unload, disburden. |
| encumber | to burden. |
| encumberingly | (Adv.) ENCUMBERING. |
| fardel | (Obs.) a burden. |
| fraught | loaded with risk (verb, obs.) to load a ship with cargo |
| incumber | to burden. |
| incumberingly | (Adv.) INCUMBERING, burdening. |
| lade | to load. |
| laden | to load. |
| lader | one who lades. |
| laid | (Scots) to load. |
| load | a burden, something carried; (verb) to place in or on a means of conveyance. |
| loaden | (Arch.) to load. |
| loader | one that loads. |
| loadspace | the space available in a vehicle for loading. |
| nonbearing | not taking a load. |
| offload | to unload. |
| overburden | to overload. |
| overfreight | to overload. |
| overlade | to load to excess. |
| overload | to load to excess. |
| overpoise | to burden with weight sufficient to weigh another down. |
| pallet | a bed or mattress of straw; (verb) to load on a pallet. |
| preload | to load in advance. |
| reload | to load again. |
| superload | a variable weight on a structure. |
| unburden | to free from a burden. |
| unburthen | (Arch.) to unburden; to unload. |
| uncart | to unload from a cart. |
| uncrate | to remove from a crate. |
| underload | to load insufficiently. |
| unfraught | to unload. |
| unlade | to unload. |
| unload | to remove the load or cargo from. |
| unloader | one who unloads. |
| wud | (Scots) wood; (verb) to load with wood. |