Synonyms for Loaded:

• adj.

  •aboard (adjective)
  • on board,
  • in transit.
  •affluent (adjective)
  • more upscale,
  • most upscale,
  • up scale,
  • up-scale.
  •all (adjective)
  • loaded.
  •alloyed (adjective)
  • more blended,
  • most diluted,
  • most blended.
  •armed (adjective)
  • most steeled,
  • more accoutered,
  • more packing,
  • most packing,
  • more girded,
  • most accoutered,
  • most girded,
  • out-fitted,
  • fitted out,
  • more steeled,
  • out fitted.
  •blind drunk (adjective)
  • dead-drunk.
  •bombed (adjective)
  • more shit faced,
  • in ones cups,
  • most shit-faced,
  • most faced,
  • more shit-faced,
  • in cups,
  • more shitfaced,
  • Half seas over,
  • most shitfaced,
  • most shit faced,
  • shitfaced,
  • halfseas over,
  • most trashed,
  • in one cups,
  • more trashed,
  • shit faced,
  • more faced.
  •brimful (adjective)
  • filled to the brim.
  •brimming/brimful (adjective)
  • full top,
  • full the top,
  • most crammed,
  • more overfull,
  • top-full,
  • over-full,
  • more brimful,
  • filled,
  • most overfull,
  • more topfull,
  • top full,
  • chockfull,
  • most topfull,
  • chock full,
  • more crammed,
  • over full,
  • full to top.
  •crowded (adjective)
  • more jam-packed,
  • over-flowing,
  • most sardined,
  • more jam packed,
  • most thronged,
  • thronged,
  • up hilt,
  • elbow to elbow,
  • more huddled,
  • most wall to wall,
  • wall to wall,
  • up to hilt,
  • most jam-packed,
  • filled to rafters,
  • more swarming,
  • more thronged,
  • most jam packed,
  • more sardined,
  • most crushed,
  • more crushed,
  • most elbow to elbow,
  • more elbow to elbow,
  • more wall-to-wall,
  • more massed,
  • fit bust,
  • filled to the rafters,
  • most huddled,
  • most massed,
  • over flowing,
  • swarming,
  • more wall to wall,
  • most elbow-to-elbow,
  • full house,
  • massed,
  • filled rafters,
  • most swarming,
  • most wall-to-wall,
  • more elbow-to-elbow,
  • most mobbed,
  • filled the rafters,
  • more mobbed,
  • up the hilt.
  •dangerous (adjective)
  • on collision course,
  • perilous,
  • parlous,
  • shaky,
  • dangersome,
  • Jeopardous,
  • risky,
  • portentous.
  •doctored (adjective)
  • more contaminated,
  • most tampered,
  • more tampered.
  •drugged (adjective)
  • most junked up,
  • drugged,
  • most junked-up,
  • most narcotized,
  • more narcotized,
  • more junkedup,
  • be numbed,
  • more coked,
  • on trip,
  • un-conscious,
  • junked-up,
  • be-numbed,
  • more junked up,
  • most junkedup,
  • spacedout,
  • junkedup,
  • out it,
  • junked up,
  • unconscious,
  • un conscious,
  • more ripped,
  • most ripped,
  • most coked,
  • more junked-up.
  •full (adjective)
  • more satiated,
  • satiated,
  • more sated,
  • in tact,
  • more stocked,
  • more weighted,
  • most surfeited,
  • most sated,
  • most glutted,
  • most satiated,
  • more suffused,
  • sated,
  • in-tact,
  • more plethoric,
  • more surfeited,
  • most suffused,
  • most imbued,
  • most plethoric,
  • most stocked,
  • pro-fuse,
  • more glutted,
  • most gorged,
  • more gorged,
  • most weighted,
  • voluminous,
  • more imbued,
  • pro fuse.
  •heavy (adjective)
  • ponderous,
  • lead-footed,
  • zaftig,
  • two-ton.
  •heavy-laden (adjective)
  • L,
  • heavyladen,
  • heavy laden,
  • more l,
  • most l.
  •heavyweight (adjective)
  • heavyweight.
  •hopped-up (adjective)
  • hopped up.
  •inebriated (adjective)
  • most inebriate,
  • more inebriate.
  •intoxicated (adjective)
  • plastered,
  • drunk,
  • Gassed,
  • wired,
  • Buzzed.
  •moneyed (adjective)
  • more upper-class,
  • more leisure class,
  • more fat-cat,
  • most uptown,
  • more upper class,
  • fat-cat,
  • most fat-cat,
  • more leisureclass,
  • most upper class,
  • more upperclass,
  • more leisure-class,
  • up-town,
  • most fat cat,
  • most upperclass,
  • most leisure class,
  • most fatcat,
  • up town,
  • well-heeled,
  • most leisure-class,
  • leisure class,
  • well heeled,
  • leisureclass,
  • upperclass,
  • more uptown,
  • more fat cat,
  • most leisureclass,
  • wellheeled,
  • more fatcat,
  • most upper-class.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • crowded,
  • well provided for,
  • jammed full,
  • up here,
  • wasted,
  • to the roof,
  • crapulent,
  • up to the rafters,
  • Taxed,
  • propertied,
  • coked,
  • weighted,
  • Boozed,
  • up to here,
  • tied one on,
  • full to the gills,
  • set for life,
  • half-seas over,
  • upscale,
  • full,
  • wall-to-wall,
  • tight,
  • hopped-up,
  • aboard,
  • heavy,
  • FATCAT,
  • Trashed,
  • under the influence,
  • elbow-to-elbow,
  • bombed,
  • mob scene,
  • lousy with,
  • inebriated,
  • smashed,
  • made of money,
  • dangerous,
  • well-to-do,
  • stoned,
  • well-provided,
  • fit to bust,
  • full up,
  • crapulous,
  • crocked,
  • touch and go,
  • hanging by thread,
  • filthy rich,
  • leisure-class,
  • overfull,
  • blown away,
  • full to the top,
  • rolling in it,
  • shit-faced,
  • under the influence of intoxicating liquor,
  • in one's cups,
  • chocker,
  • up to the hilt,
  • tanked,
  • wealthy,
  • stiff with,
  • stinking rich,
  • unsober,
  • Doctored,
  • boozy,
  • intoxicated,
  • playing with fire,
  • standing room only,
  • armed,
  • rich,
  • in clover,
  • level with,
  • burdened,
  • upper-class,
  • moneyed,
  • uptown,
  • plethoric,
  • precarious,
  • brimful,
  • sardined,
  • stuffed,
  • chockablock,
  • out of it,
  • topped off,
  • chock,
  • pregnant,
  • topfull,
  • packed,
  • running over,
  • overtaxed,
  • on a trip,
  • worth a million,
  • overfed,
  • well-off,
  • on thin ice,
  • brimming,
  • strung out,
  • out on limb,
  • packed like sardines.
  •packed (adjective)
  • most overloaded,
  • serried,
  • most seething,
  • over loaded,
  • most arranged,
  • more serried,
  • full gills,
  • more compressed,
  • the roof,
  • up the rafters,
  • more arranged,
  • full the gills,
  • more overloaded,
  • most serried,
  • up to rafters,
  • more bundled,
  • to roof,
  • full to gills,
  • chockest,
  • up rafters,
  • most bundled,
  • over-loaded,
  • most compressed,
  • more seething.
  •perilous (adjective)
  • un steady,
  • un steadier,
  • un-soundest,
  • un-steadier,
  • un-steadiest,
  • un-sounder,
  • un-sure,
  • un sounder,
  • un-sound,
  • un sound,
  • un sure,
  • touch go,
  • un steadiest.
  •plastered (adjective)
  • dead drunk,
  • hooched up,
  • drunk as a skunk,
  • dead to the world,
  • half-crocked,
  • liquored up,
  • juiced,
  • totaled,
  • feeling no pain,
  • boozed up,
  • half in the bag,
  • schnockered,
  • seeing double,
  • under the table,
  • blitzed,
  • feeling good,
  • Sauced.
  •precarious (adjective)
  • un reliable,
  • in decisive,
  • in-decisive,
  • out limb,
  • hanging by a thread,
  • most impugnable,
  • out a limb,
  • pre carious,
  • more impugnable,
  • pre-carious,
  • un settled,
  • impugnable,
  • un-reliable,
  • un-settled.
  •ready to discharge (adjective)
  • charged,
  • ready to fire,
  • readied,
  • primed,
  • ready.
  •replete (adjective)
  • more wellprovided,
  • more overfed,
  • most wellprovided,
  • wellprovided,
  • most well-provided,
  • more well-provided,
  • well provided,
  • most well provided,
  • replete,
  • more well provided,
  • most overfed.
  •rich (adjective)
  • in-dependent,
  • made money,
  • worth million,
  • in money,
  • rolling it,
  • in dependent,
  • in the money,
  • more propertied,
  • most propertied.
  •taxed (adjective)
  • more overtaxed,
  • most overtaxed,
  • most harassed,
  • over taxed,
  • more harassed,
  • over-taxed,
  • harassed.
  •tricky (adjective)
  • deceitful,
  • dicey,
  • leading,
  • touchy.
  •under the influence (adjective)
  • under influence,
  • under influence intoxicating liquor,
  • under influence of intoxicating liquor,
  • under the influence intoxicating liquor.
  •wealthy (adjective)
  • of independent means,
  • having it made,
  • Pecunious.
  •well-off (adjective)
  • welloff,
  • well off.
  •well-to-do (adjective)
  • well to do.

• n.

  •
  • double-barreled,
  • automatic.
  •
  • unasked.
  •
  • Drugs,
  • blind.
  •affluent (noun)
  • affluent.
  •besotted (noun)
  • besotted.
  •blind drunk (noun)
  • blind drunk.
  •blotto (noun)
  • blotto.
  •discriminatory (noun)
  • discriminatory.
  •drunk (noun)
  • alcoholic,
  • hungover,
  • hard-drinking.
  •drunken (noun)
  • drunken.
  •fuddled (noun)
  • fuddled.
  •laden (noun)
  • laden.
  •ladened (noun)
  • ladened.
  •live (noun)
  • live.
  •loaded (noun)
  • soaked,
  • potty,
  • tipsy,
  • wet,
  • slopped,
  • pixilated,
  • stiff,
  • undischarged,
  • sozzled,
  • prejudiced,
  • tiddly,
  • unexploded,
  • squiffy,
  • tiddley,
  • sloshed,
  • soused,
  • pie-eyed,
  • pissed,
  • flush.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • place.
  •rich (noun)
  • comfortable,
  • in funds,
  • in the lap of luxury,
  • prosperous,
  • comfortably off.
  •tricky (noun)
  • tricky.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • pickled,
  • heavy-laden,
  • stewed,
  • stinko,
  • semiautomatic,
  • looped,
  • Rapid-fire,
  • ridden,
  • alloyed,
  • impure,
  • potted.
  •
  • lit,
  • explosive,
  • unanswerable,
  • zonked,
  • stinking,
  • inebriate,
  • unanswered,
  • open-ended,
  • adulterated,
  • flavored,
  • load down.
  •
  • interrogative,
  • sodden,
  • sophisticated,
  • supporting.
  •
  • overloaded,
  • clean.
  •
  • high.
  •thronged
  • jammed.

Paraphrases for Loaded:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    load.
  • Proper noun, singular
    load.

• Forward Entailment

  • Verb, past participle
    weighted.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Verb, past participle
    overloaded, reloaded.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    armoured, loading, cluttered, cargo-carrying, involved, booby-trapped, load-carrying, intoxicated.
  • Proper noun, singular
    mandates, loading, loads.
  • Verb, past tense
    downloaded, handled, Transported, Dealt, held, Delegated, blamed, encoded, Containing, Filed, Operated, empowered, organized, constituted, contracted, mandated, packed, instructed, commissioned, initiated, assumed, Existed, Carried, Stowed, directed, filled, Performed, pulled, Prompted, forced, enlisted, pretended, engaged, paid, requested, Referred, Asked, struck, bore, granted, pressed, Did, 'd, trusted, covered, Took, mounted, hired, Gave, wanted, kept, funded, mandates, involved, charged.
  • Verb, past participle
    download, downloaded, Accommodated, disassembled, handled, saddled, Lodged, Delivered, accomplished, redeployed, located, incorporated, Transported, dispatched, added, distributed, Compiled, assembled, discharged, Translated, Transferred, Administered, Dealt, Appealed, hung, chairperson, Displayed, removed, reproduced, Trafficked, held, backfilled, Delegated, ioaded, ordered, classified, compressed, Hammered, Retrieved, absorbed, dosed, withdrawn, blamed, Mobilized, assigned, infilled, Boarded, contained, disposed, sedated, laid, documented, dumped, Filed, connected, wasted, recalled, devoted, plagued, Operated, executed, Deposited, authorised, smuggled, recharged, authorized, ridden, roofied, applied, expenses, empowered, tabled, authored, packaged, recorded, overjoyed, plastered, organized, enrolled, enroled, Remanded, contracted, Detained, admitted, bombed, Inserted, mandated, accrued, Managed, Trashed, accessed, packed, processed, Commenced, registered, attached, embodied, included, includes, Complied, recognised, Undertaken, refilled, positioned, Canvassed, nominated, shocked, Introduced, budgeted, Consulted, edited, shielded, called, instructed, commissioned, arranged, reinforced, fed, released, kidnapped, Issued, situated, assumed, dropped, Undergone, supposed, derived, planted, Carried, endowed, Ascended, Flown, prepared, satisfied, fulfilled, directed, selected, Shown, solicited, Incurred, filled, lent, Performed, Climbed, outfitted, Exercised, enclosed, employed, Embarked, infected, required, entrenched, powered, possessed, stocked, Attacked, arrested, sent, Launched, Screened, Captured, designed, stored, Convened, inscribed, drawn, Instituted, Tasted, Debited, always, Submitted, uplifted, smashed, expected, placed, Enshrined, Deemed, moved, embedded, cast, Passed, honoured, Prompted, forced, poised, Approached, speaker, chosen, listed, Cocked, Aimed, equipped, engaged, Shipped, Housed, invited, Arisen, conjoined, paid, requested, Created, Relied, Referred, stoned, effected, Accounted, tapped, Pushed, touched, Asked, fixed, Borne, struck, retained, posed, Revoked, chair, Steeped, done, used, Brought, intended, Cared, raised, invested, seized, drugged, unarmed, focused, suited, pissed, set, posted, spotted, Nicked, taken, vested, retired, covered, gone, Served, Surveyed, given, found, mounted, seated, hired, Entered, risen, sought, formed, Meant, Drank, kept, based, funded, Met, made, named, armoured, involved, charged.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    charged.

Antonyms for Loaded:

• adj.

  • all
    unloaded.
  • intoxicated
    straight, sober.
  • supplied with a load
    empty, unprimed, uncharged.
  • Other antonyms:
    indebted, needy, short, Beggared, Pauperized, broke, insufficient, reduced, clean, teetotal, unprejudiced, stark, hand-to-mouth, deficient, depleted, skint, low, Bankrupted, ruined, impecunious, insolvent, straitened, inadequate, poverty-stricken, drained, incomplete, impoverished, indigent, shy, cool, wanting, steady, vacant, temperate, penurious, penniless, shortish, abstemious, impartial, level, pinched, exhausted, abstinent, dry.

Homophones for Loaded:

• lathe, loathe, let, loath, leaded, let out, Luta, layout, laity, lee tide, lydia, lilt, LEDE, lethe, lay out, load, lady, lat, laid, lithe, lied, la-di-da, lute, led, lathi, latte, llud, lady day, loth, leto, lode, lot, lid, loot, lithodidae, lota, laud, loti, low tide, lad, lit, ludo, lily-white, laudo, lotte, lidded, loud, leda, lade, liliidae, low-altitude, lld, Ltd., lido, lilith, lead, late, Luda, loyalty, looted, lite, Lolita, lewd, luddite, latitude, lathee, lie with, Ld., laddie, layette, lloyd, LTTE, lotto, lath, lout, leyte.