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unload

[uhn-lohd] / ʌnˈloʊd /


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And yet how many Americans haven’t stared down a hardwood alley with murderous intent, preparing to unload a polished missile against 10 arrogant pins?

From The Wall Street Journal

Fly-tipping was also a problem, she explained, with vans pulling up and "furtively unloading" rubbish on to nearby grassland.

From BBC

At the beginning of this earnings season, he said, investors unloaded shares of software companies that reported “phenomenally good earnings” because they were “so worried about software that it didn’t matter what you said.”

From MarketWatch

If investors are forced to unload properties, where will their tenants go?

From The Wall Street Journal

In its first two seasons, Domingo serves as the show’s heart, a transparent sounding board for the troubled main character to unload deep trauma.

From The Wall Street Journal