Definition of Onloads

1. onload [v] - See also: onload

Lexicographical Neighbors of Onloads

onlaps
onlay
onlay graft
onlays
onlead
onliest
online
online public access catalog
online systems
onliner
onliners
onliness
onload
onloaded
onloading
onloads (current term)
onloft
onlooker
onlookers
onlooking
only
only(a)
only Nixon could go to China
only child
only children
only daughter
only daughters
only fools and horses work
only for
only if

Literary usage of Onloads

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. A Treatise on the Practice of Medicine by George Bacon Wood (1858)
"means of relief, to a considerable extent, by the increase of secretion. Heat is peculiarly apt to indure profuse perspiration, which not only onloads the ..."

2. The Annals of Albany by Joel Munsell (1852)
"... before they are on- loaden at ye guard house, & whosoever onloads his slee at ye guarde before it is ..."

3. The Poetical Register, and Repository of Fugitive Poetry for (1805)
"... Beheld with indignation ; and onloads His pericranium of the weighty cap, With sweat and grease discolour'd : then explores The spacious chest, ..."

4. Footing it in Franconia by Bradford Torrey (1901)
"Wag- onloads of tourists come down the Notch road, the usual nightly procession, some silent, some boisterously .singing. Among the most distressing of all ..."

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