Overload

What do we mean by overload?

To load too heavily. transitive verb

An excessive load. noun

An excessive load; a too heavy load. noun

To load with too heavy a burden or cargo; overburden; over-charge.

An excessive load; the excess beyond a proper load. noun

To load or fill to excess; to load too heavily. transitive verb

To load excessively verb

To provide too much power to a circuit verb

(computer science) to create different functions for the same name, to be used in different contexts verb

To fail due to excessive load verb

An excessive load. noun

The damage done, or the outage caused by such a load. noun

An overloaded version of a function. noun

An excessive burden noun

Place too much a load on verb

Become overloaded verb

An electrical load that exceeds the available electrical power noun

Fill to excess so that function is impaired verb

An excessive load.

The damage done, or the outage caused by such a load.

An overloaded version of a function.

When something is so immensely cute, overload encompasses the object that is cute and the feeling of cute. The viewer becomes completely whelmed, thus one's feelings goes on overload. And the object of cuteness is an overload of cute. Urban Dictionary

An act of not masterbating for a very long period of time then finally masterbating and having the biggest orgasm ever seen on the face of the earth. Urban Dictionary

When a really big person enters a lift and overloads it. A warning will be illustrated or heard in the lift, OVERLOAD WILL THE LAST PERSON PLEASE EXIT THE LIFT. Urban Dictionary

The act of taking a rip of a bowl, hitting a hookah until your lungs are completely full of smoke, and then holding it in as long as possible. This is more of an act of showmanship than anything, because no extensive research has been done to see if it enhances the high and/or causes you to get high faster. This is most likely the case though, as holding it in longer allows your lungs to completely absorb all applicable substances. While experimenting with the process I noticed that while high one is able to hold one's breath significantly longer than while sober. This is what makes the Overload potentially dangerous as an individual will not be able to comprehend the extreme amount of time they have been holding their breath and black out. Therefore, it is advised that one does not partake in this activity alone. Hypothetically speaking, the Overload could be done with a bong or a joint, but it has never been attempted. Urban Dictionary

When yo girl suckin yo dick and she keep goin after you cum. Urban Dictionary

When your hard drive has so many thousands of files of lolcats that your computer literally explodes. Urban Dictionary

And overload of cuteness, when something or someone is so super cute that there is no word for, now there is Urban Dictionary

When the six senses: sight, sound, touch, smell, taste, & proprioception in any combination become stimulated so as to induce a temporary haze of brain confusion. Urban Dictionary

Too much information or stimulus in a short amount of time. Urban Dictionary

A backhanded comment that originated from the LeBron James meme in May-June 2023. When it's commented on a post, they are actually saying that the post is cringe. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to overload:
overload, overlord, overloud, overlead, overlook, overhead, overlap, overlay, overboard, overcoat, overbold, overleaf, overlaid, overland, overleap, overhold, overread, overloaded, overcloud, overbroad, overlong, overcold, overfond, oversold, overlea, overword, overfloat, overlock, overlove, overfold, overloads, overglad, overloop, overflood.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word overload:
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Words that rhyme with overload:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe overload:
sensory, circulatory, fluid, chronic, right, cognitive, left, emotional, severe, acute, heavy, progressive, mechanical, cardiac, role, sudden, hepatic, systolic, excessive, stress, temporary, diastolic, current, thermal, significant, toxic, massive, possible, mental, transfusional, quantitative, potential, sided, intracellular, secondary, visual, dietary, intravascular, momentary, electrical, hemodynamic, informational, considerable, accidental, serious, administrative, qualitative, transient, functional, extreme, vascular, cellular, systemic, slight, continuous, environmental, experimental, ventricular, psychic, term, iatrogenic, moderate, maximum, mild, email, repetitive, calcium, attentional, muscular, induced, extracellular, gross, sustained, myocardial, perceptual, cardiovascular, mail, occasional, sheer, prolonged.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective overload:
protection, capacity, conditions, condition, relay, relays, device, hypertrophy, devices, point, situation, principle, situations, resolution, current, distortion, factor, release, protector, trip, control, syndrome, effect, currents, factors, problem, test, failure, problems, capability, results, contact, training, noise, zone, effects, basis, fracture, recovery, theory, contacts, operation, injury, springs, protectors, coils, injuries, stress, tests, damage, indication, trips, elements, tanks, capacities, bit, characteristics, periods, switch, breakers, valve, breaker, indicator, performance, margin, proteinuria, failures, mechanism, releases, coil, ratio, indicators, cycles, switches, heaters, rating, circuit, keyword, pay, valves, spring, testing, signal, operators, mode, torque, circuits.

Consonant match to overload:
overlaid, overloud, overlade, evil-eyed, evil eyed.

Words that sound like overload:
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