loadout
6.5
Packing and removing equipment after an event
- noun
- /ˈloʊdaʊt/
- During the event, the technicians managed the loadout of equipment to efficiently load everything onto the trucks.
You are a piece of crap if you miss the loadout.
- You are a piece of crap if you miss the loadout.
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Loadout 2
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After completing the mission, the team organized the loadout to prepare for transport back to base.
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The soldiers reviewed their loadout before the operation to ensure they had all necessary gear.
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Etymology
Loadout also comes from load ('to put things on or in') and out ('out' or 'away'). A helpful way to remember this sense is the crew who 'load out' a stage after a show, which makes loadout the process of moving or removing equipment.