load up

Pack the vehicle

Load up means to fill something with cargo, supplies, or contents: We loaded up the truck with camping gear.

It extends to consuming large quantities: He loaded up on carbs before the marathon.

In computing, to load up is to start a program or game: Load up that file and let's take a look.

stockpile

amass

Collect in quantity

collect · stash · store · pile · heap · squirrel away · stock · provision · cache · reserve

cargo

freight

Goods being transported

pallet · truck · van · trailer · dock · manifest · logistics · forklift · warehouse · crate

travel

pack

Group or compress

gear · trunk · car · road trip · provisions · departure · journey · expedition · trek · camping

weapons

ammunition

Weapon projectiles and charges

rounds · firearm · rifle · shotgun · pistol · holster · armed · locked · cocked · cartridge

computing

install

Put into service

launch · startup · buffer · cache · memory · queue · batch · sync · transfer · program

food

plate

Flat dish for food

feast · pile on · heaping · serving · portion · all-you-can-eat · potluck · Thanksgiving · brunch · tray

Categories
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filling/emptying

load upunload

Remove contents from

empty out · offload · unpack · empty · discharge

accumulation/depletion

load upuse up

Consume until gone

deplete · run down · exhaust · drain · spend

preparation versus unpacking/concluding

load upunpack

Remove contents from container

unload · disembark · break down · pack away · wind down

Family

up, load, unload, loads, loaded, overload, download, loading, unloaded

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G