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Offload

Meaning

Verb

●
to unload.
●
to
things, work, or problems by
them
someone
else.
●
In Rugby:
to
the ball.
●
In Aviation & Travel:
to
a person on a
due to
of space.
●
In Aviation & Travel:
to change a
s'
from "
" to "open",
further changes. (This
whether the
has
the
or not).

Noun

●
The
of
something, or
it elsewhere.
●
In Rugby:
The
of
the
to
when tackled.
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Origin

offload
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lode
Middle English (1100-1500)
off-
English
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of-
Middle English (1100-1500)
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of-
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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