wayed
Provided a path
Wayed is the past tense of way used as a verb, meaning directed or sent along a path: The package was wayed to the wrong address.
The verb is rare, appearing mainly in compounds like waybill (a shipping document).
Most often encountered in technical or archaic contexts involving routing or conveyance.
Defeated by sheer volume
- ladenHeavily weighted down
- troubledExperiencing distress or anxiety
- afflictedSuffering from something harmful
- taxedHad levy imposed
beset · saddled · strapped · hampered · overburdened · overloaded · swamped · engulfed
Heavily weighted down
- ponderousAwkwardly heavy or slow
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- bulkyLarge and awkward to handle
- heftyConsiderable in weight
weighty · lumbering · cumbersome · unwieldy · dense · leaden · loaded
Obstructed or slowed
- obstructedBlocked from proceeding
- hamperedObstructed or restricted
- stymiedBlocked from progressing
- thwartedPrevented from succeeding
handicapped · inhibited · constrained · fettered · shackled · blocked · restricted · held back
overwhelmed
Defeated by sheer volume
- ladenHeavily weighted down
- troubledExperiencing distress or anxiety
- afflictedSuffering from something harmful
taxed · beset · saddled · strapped · hampered · overburdened · overloaded · swamped · engulfed · plagued
laden
Heavily weighted down
hefty · weighty · lumbering · cumbersome · unwieldy · dense · leaden · loaded
impeded
Obstructed or slowed
- obstructedBlocked from proceeding
- hamperedObstructed or restricted
- stymiedBlocked from progressing
thwarted · handicapped · inhibited · constrained · fettered · shackled · blocked · restricted · held back · slowed
- no wayEmphatic denial
- by the wayConversational aside marker
- on the wayCurrently traveling toward
- all the wayTo the full extent
- in the wayBlocking one's path
- this wayIn this direction
way, ways, highway, doorway, subway, railway, driveway, runway, walkway