loaded up

Ready to go

Loaded up means filled or supplied to capacity, often with supplies, equipment, or provisions: We loaded up the car for the camping trip.

It can describe being well-stocked: loaded up on snacks before the movie.

The phrase sometimes implies excess or burden—a plate loaded up with food, or a schedule loaded up with meetings.

wealthy

rich

Having much of something

  • affluentHaving abundant financial resources
  • flushSame suit, five cards
  • moneyedHaving substantial wealth

rolling in it · well-off · prosperous · deep pockets · set for life · bankrolled · cashed out · windfall · jackpot

burdened

weighed down

Made heavy by burden

strained · taxed · saddled · swamped · bogged down · struggling · laboring · dragging · hauling · shouldering

cargo

freight

Goods being transported

payload · luggage · baggage · supplies · provisions · hauling · trucking · stacked · crates · pallets

armed

firearm

Projectile weapon using explosives

  • ammunitionWeapon projectiles and charges
  • pistolCompact one-handed firearm
  • rifleLong-barreled shoulder weapon

shotgun · revolver · cartridge · bullet · holster · magazine · sidearm · caliber · barrel · trigger

Opposites
cargo/burden

loaded upunloaded

Emptied of cargo

empty · empty-handed · unburdened · cleared out · bare

supply/provision

loaded upunprepared

Lacking readiness beforehand

unequipped · empty-handed · lacking · ill-equipped · running low

INTOXICATION (slang)

loaded upsober

Free from intoxication

straight · clean · clearheaded · dried out · on the wagon

Family

load, loaded, loading, loads, loader, unload, unloaded, unloading, overload

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