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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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loaded to go
Does 'I'm loaded to go' mean anything?
to be loaded to do something
to be loaded to do something
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Hi As an idiom, it doesn't mean a lot to me. I can imagine ... ] I can think of other explanations, but it would depend on the context.
- Hi As an idiom, it doesn't mean a lot to me.
- I can imagine ...
- ] I can think of other explanations, but it would depend on the context.
- "Loaded" can refer to the drinking of alcohol [= I've drunk enough to be prepared for this situation] And, of course, a soldier loads their gun before setting out on a mission Dave
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Hi
As an idiom, it doesn't mean a lot to me. I can imagine ...
If people drive lorries out of depots for a living then their morning ritual might be (a) pick up your load from the depot (b) drive away
So, once the load has been put on the lorry, the driver might announce "I'm loaded to go!"
[= I'm now ready to do what's needed!]
I can think of other explana
As an idiom, it doesn't mean a lot to me. I can imagine ...
If people drive lorries out of depots for a living then their morning ritual might be (a) pick up your load from the depot (b) drive away
So, once the load has been put on the lorry, the driver might announce "I'm loaded to go!"
[= I'm now ready to do what's needed!]
I can think of other explana
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