unloads
Takes off freight
Unloads is the act of removing cargo, goods, or contents from a vehicle or container: The crew unloads the ship at dawn.
By extension, to unload is to get rid of something unwanted—unloading stock before prices drop, or unloading responsibilities onto someone else.
To unload on someone is to vent emotions or complaints: She unloaded on him about the mess.
Transported goods
- shipmentGoods being transported
- dockMooring structure at water's edge
- palletsFlat freight platforms
- containersObjects for holding things
offload · trucking · warehouse · forklift · crates · delivery · haulage · manifest
Pressure, mental or vocal
lighten · unburden · respite · alleviation · decompression · shouldering · encumbrance · overwhelm
Waste disposal site
- emptyHolding nothing inside
- ejectThrow out forcibly
- expelRemove forcibly from membership
- evacuateLeave due to danger
jettison · spew · drain · purge · disgorge · decant · void · dispense
cargo
Transported goods
containers · offload · trucking · warehouse · forklift · crates · delivery · haulage · manifest · consignment
stress
Pressure, mental or vocal
ease · lighten · unburden · respite · alleviation · decompression · shouldering · encumbrance · overwhelm · reprieve
dump
Waste disposal site
evacuate · jettison · spew · drain · purge · disgorge · decant · void · dispense · release
ammunition
Weapon projectiles and charges
rounds · cartridge · weapon · gun · pistol · rifle · safety · holster · bullets · discharge
secrets
Concealed information
- guiltMoral self-reproach
- ventingReleasing emotion verbally
- disclosureAct of revealing information
catharsis · admission · confide · divulge · reveal · outpouring · share · unbosom · spill · tell
- unloading dishwasherEmptying kitchen cleaning appliance
- unloading bayArea for removing freight
- unloading areaZone for removing cargo