unload
un.load \.*n-'lo-d, '*n-\ vt 1a1: to take off : DELIVER 1a2: to take the
cargo from 1b: to give outlet to : pour forth 2: to relieve of something
burdensome, unwanted, or oppressive 3: to draw the charge from {~ed the
gun} 4: to sell esp. in large quantities : DUMP : to perform the act of
unloading - un.load.er n
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