Definition of "loaded" []

• Carrying a load. (adjective)
• Equipped with many accessories or features: bought a fully loaded minivan. (adjective)
• Heavy with meaning or emotional import: The psychoanalyst specialized in asking loaded questions. (adjective)
• Slang Drunk or intoxicated. (adjective)
• Slang Having a great deal of money. See Synonyms at rich. (adjective)

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• "Eyck in the National Gallery all the brilliant lights are loaded; mere white, Mr. Eastlake himself admits, was always so; and we believe that the flesh-color and carnations are painted with color as _opaque_ as the white head-dress, but fail of brilliancy from not being _loaded enough_; the white ground beneath being utterly unable to add to the power of such tints, while its effect on more subdued tones depended in great measure on its receiving a transparent coat of warm color first."
• "The man in the story is said to be "occupied" by a demon, a word loaded with meaning both then and now, especially among people whose land was under foreign occupation."
• "“You serious?” one of the men asked, his expression loaded with doubt."