Loaders

What do we mean by loaders?

Agent noun of load; a person or device that loads.

A program that prepares other programs for execution.

A tractor with a scoop, for example: bucket loader, front-end loader, wheel loader, etc.

Some one who loads a lot of expensive software on a computer to raise its' price. Then sells the computer without the program disks, and keys, when a program needs to be reloaded the buyer is hosed. Urban Dictionary

Loadered is the result of the combination of "lite beers" and a chipper or two (a chipper being the East Coast word for butting out a cigarette when it's around half smoked, and saving the rest for later). Being loadered usually prevents one from watching their hockey highlights that they taped on the VCR, and makes it extremely dangerous to drive their Toyota pick-up truck at top speed on the highway. (Please refer to local laws regarding maximum blood alcohol levels.) Urban Dictionary

Some with heaps of money, and expensive possessions. I.e. Someone who is “loaded” Urban Dictionary

A full flask of liquor. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is always loaded, or someone acting stupid or drunken Urban Dictionary

A stagehand who get paid a high wage to load a truck with lighting, sound and video equipment. After they load, the then continue to assemble the show. Urban Dictionary

A person who can eat a whole apple in one bite. Urban Dictionary

A stereotype for people with money and they know it Sometimes like to flaunt their daddy's money Private school boys and girls Urban Dictionary

A zoologist whose job it is to manually impregnate female monkeys using the sperm of male monkeys, utilizing hand-held pump devices which have a tendency to splatter. Urban Dictionary

A job performed by the Nazi's in WWII that would clean the ashes out of the furnace into compost bins. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to loaders:
loaders, loader, leaders, loafers, loaners, laders.

Words that rhyme with loaders:
odors, coders, freeloaders, decoders, sowders, schroders, showed hers.

Adjectives that are often used to describe loaders:
breech, muzzle, end, front, free, mechanical, old, top, automatic, low, mobile, inch, type, rifled, tired, hydraulic, wheeled, fashioned, ancient, heavy, crawler, pounder, ton, hay, off, multiple, portable, defined, breach, mixer, shot, relocatable, antiquated, electric, powered, mechanized, conventional, barrelled, pneumatic, side, speed, austrian, coal, fire, articulated, iron, pre, hand, visaged, barreled, combat, giant, down, rear, busy, rusty.

Consonant match to loaders:
ladies, leaders, ladders, lueders, ladas, lay days, lad does, lad his, lad is, ladd is, laid hers, laid his, laid is, laud his, laud is, laudise, law does, lea does, lead does, lead ers, lead eyes, lead his, lead is, led does, led his, led is, leda is, lee does, leed is, leigh does, lew days, li does, lida is, load as, load does, load has, load his, load is, lode as, lode has, lode is, lou does, low does, lowe does, lowed as, lowed his.

Words that sound like loaders:
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