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Definition of badload

badload

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Other terms relating to 'drunk person, person under the influence of alcohol':

Definitions include: a drunk person stumbling around.
Definitions include: extremely inebriated.
Definitions include: a fictitious person to compare a drunk person to.

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Definitions include: dew, trigraphive form
Definitions include: acronym for "common, off-the-shelf".
Definitions include: animal tranquilizer also used as a recreational drug.
Definitions include: to measure or weight a peach, especially used in commercial agriculture
Definitions include: small.
Definitions include: a condition when one's mind is elsewhere and something is forgotten or done incorrectly because of it.
Definitions include: jail or prison.
Definitions include: brain.
Definitions include: the event in which a DJ is playing records ("spinning") and doesn't properly match beat tempos while transitioning ("crossfading") from one track to another.
Definitions include: a holy war undertaken by Muslims.

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