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ˈloader
/ ˈləʊdə /
noun
- a person who loads a gun or other firearm
- in combination designating a firearm or machine loaded in a particular way
breech-loader
top-loader
- computing a system program that takes a program in a form close to machine code and places it into a memory for execution
Example Sentences
A 2018 video of FedEx’s World Hub shows a bustling operation, as loaders lift and lower shipping containers on and off planes.
Yes, this can create free-loader problems, when workers benefit from negotiations that they do not pay for.
But it was not until fixed ammunition came into use that the breech-loader really came to stay—and that was only the other day.
At length she thought of the book which her esteemed friend, Mrs. Loader, had given her, and of her promise to peruse it.
One big breech-loader had the weight of an elephant rifle, and there were also swords, bayonets and weapons of ancient type.
Rushing into the house, he snatched down his old muzzle-loader from the pegs where it hung on the kitchen wall.
As the field was very smooth and free from stones, a hay loader was used to place the hay upon the wagon.
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