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| loaded baked potato topping with bits of real bacon & chives 1. What does 'loaded' mean above? 2. Is it a common usage? Thanks Last edited by Nefertiti; 24-Apr-2008 at 03:57. |
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| Loaded, in the way that a truck or cart is loaded-advertising language |
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Loaded---rich- John is loaded. Loaded---drunk- John is loaded. Loaded---containing live ammunition- The gun is loaded. John loaded it while loaded. He bought a lot of ammunition, because he's loaded. |
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| In the restaurant/food industry, "loaded" means "stacked or piled high or layered." A loaded burger would be stacked with lots of extras: cheese, lettuce, sauce, bacon,tomatoes, etc. etc. |
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