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Definition of overload
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Overload
(n.) An
excessive
load; the
excess
beyond
a
proper
load.
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Overload
::
Overload
(n.) An
excessive
load; the
excess
beyond
a
proper
load.
Oppress
::
Oppress
(v. t.) To
impose
excessive
burdens
upon; to
overload;
hence,
to treat with
unjust
rigor or with
cruelty..
Overload
::
Overload
(v. t.) To load or fill to
excess;
to load too
heavily.
Surcharge
::
Surcharge
(v. t.) To
overload;
to
overburden;
to
overmatch;
to
overcharge;
as, to
surcharge
a beast or a ship; to
surcharge
a
cannon..
Strain
::
Strain
(a.) To
injure
in the
muscles
or
joints
by
causing
to make too
strong
an
effort;
to harm by
overexertion;
to
sprain;
as, to
strain
a horse by
overloading;
to
strain
the
wrist;
to
strain
a
muscle..
Overloading
::
Overloading
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Overloa.
Overlade
::
Overlade
(v. t.) To load with too great a
cargo;
to
overburden;
to
overload.
Swealed
::
Swaying
(n.) An
injury
caused
by
violent
strains
or by
overloading;
-- said of the backs of
horses.
Plimsoll''s Mark
::
Plimsoll's
mark () A mark
conspicuously
painted
on the port side of all
British
sea-going
merchant
vessels,
to
indicate
the limit of
submergence
allowed
by law; -- so
called
from
Samuel
Plimsoll,
by whose
efforts
the act of
Parliament
to
prevent
overloading
was
procured..
Deuteropathy
::
Deuteropathy
(n.) A
sympathetic
affection
of any part of the body, as
headache
from an
overloaded
stomach..
Accloy
::
Accloy
(v. t.) To fill to
satiety;
to stuff full; to clog; to
overload;
to
burden.
See Cloy.
Overfreight
::
Overfreight
(v. t.) To put too much
freight
in or upon; to load too full, or too
heavily;
to
overload..
Burden
::
Burden
(v. t.) To
oppress
with
anything
grievous
or
trying;
to
overload;
as, to
burden
a
nation
with
taxes..
Overloaded
::
Overloaded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Overloa.
Infarction
::
Infarction
(n.) The act of
stuffing
or
filling;
an
overloading
and
obstruction
of any organ or
vessel
of the body;
constipation.
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