loaded
- adjective
- /ˈloʊdɪd/
- Informal
- After his recent success, Tim became loaded and started traveling around the world.
And they used to get all these posh boys and all their boyfriends were loaded, had big posh cars and everything.
- And they used to get all these posh boys and all their boyfriends were loaded, had big posh cars and everything.
- They looked loaded, like, they looked like, like really sharp suit.
- Programs like this I would create a separate funnel for and I would one amongst your clients, you already know who's loaded and who's just wealthy, right?
- But if you're like, if you're sold like it's like going to Patreon supporters and being like, man, I'm fucking loaded.
Examples
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Programs like this I would create a separate funnel for and I would one amongst your clients, you already know who's loaded and who's just wealthy, right?
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And they used to get all these posh boys and all their boyfriends were loaded, had big posh cars and everything.
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It's loaded bro, it's so loaded with treasure.
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They looked loaded, like, they looked like, like really sharp suit.
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Y and millennials, you know, they're so loaded with debt because of the the dollar causes all that.
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And here's the deal, if you are that loaded, OK, and you don't pay taxes on your church, hire a good architect.
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James is incredibly loaded; he just bought a mansion and a yacht.
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When they saw the expensive cars parked outside, I realized the guests were all loaded.
Synonyms
Having a lot of money and valuable things
Having a lot of money and many expensive things
Having a lot of money and possessions
Having a lot of money
Having a lot of money
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- Literature
Words that make people feel strong emotions to change what they think
How Rich
- Informal
- Informal
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Morphology
Etymology
Loaded meaning 'rich' comes from the image of being loaded with money — in other words 'full' of wealth. That's why if someone is called loaded, it means they have a lot of money.