loaded

loaded

slang

1. Having no shortage of money; wealthy. A: "How can they afford such an incredible honeymoon?" B: "Her parents are loaded."

2. Very drunk or high. A: "I'm heading out to the bar with the boys." B: "OK, but don't get loaded. We have to be up early tomorrow." You could accomplish so much more with your life if you didn't get loaded every night.

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loaded

1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. If you’re loaded, don’t drive.

2. mod. spiked with liquor; containing much alcohol. There’s a little rum in the eggnog, but it’s certainly not what I would call loaded.

3. mod. having all available accessories. (Said of a car.) Did you want to see a car that’s loaded, or is this to be a budget car?

4. mod. wealthy; loaded with money. Mr. Wilson is loaded, but he is also generous with his money.

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