/ ˈləʊdɪd; NAmE ˈloʊd-/ adjective
FULL
1.
loaded (with sth) carrying a load; full and heavy
SYN laden :
a fully loaded truck
a truck loaded with supplies
She came into the room carrying a loaded tray.
2.
loaded with sth ( informal ) full of a particular thing, quality or meaning :
cakes loaded with calories
RICH
3.
[ not before noun ] ( informal ) very rich :
Let her pay—she's loaded.
ADVANTAGE / DISADVANTAGE
4.
loaded in favour of sb/sth | loaded against sb/sth acting either as an advantage or a disadvantage to sb/sth in a way that is unfair :
a system that is loaded in favour of the young (= gives them an advantage)
WORD / STATEMENT
5.
having more meaning than you realize at first and intended to make you think in a particular way :
It was a loaded question and I preferred not to comment.
GUN / CAMERA
6.
containing bullets, film, etc. :
a loaded shotgun
DRUNK
7.
( informal , especially NAmE ) very drunk