superload
/ˈsupərˌloʊd/
noun
- An extremely heavy or oversized load being transported, often requiring special permits and equipment.
- The bridge had to be reinforced before the superload could cross it safely.
- Police escorts accompanied the superload as it traveled through the city at night.
- The truck carrying the superload of industrial equipment moved slowly down the highway.
verb
- To load something with an excessive amount; to overload.
- Be careful not to superload the washing machine or it might break.
- If you superload the server with too many requests, it will crash.
- The farmer superloaded the trailer with hay until the wheels sagged.
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