loaded Idioma

loaded

have lots of money His new boss is really loaded.

loaded to the hilt

fully loaded, packed to the top The trailer was loaded to the hilt - full of our belongings.

loaded for bear

Idiom(s): loaded for bear

Theme: ANGER

angry. (Slang and folksy.)
• He left here in a rage. He was really loaded for bear.
• When I got home from work, I was really loaded for bear. What a horrible day!

A loaded wagon makes no noise.

Really wealthy don't talk about money.

to be loaded

"He works in the City and he's loaded!"

loaded for bear|bear|load|loaded

adj. phr., slang Ready for action; prepared and eager. Frank liked the new merchandise and as he set out on his rounds as a salesman, he felt really loaded for bear. The football team arrived Friday noon, loaded for bear.

dice are loaded, the

dice are loaded, the
see under load the dice.

loaded question

loaded question
A question heavy with meaning or emotional impact, as in When he inquired after Helen's ex-husband, that was a loaded question. This term employs loaded in the sense of “charged with hidden implication.” [Mid-1900s]