Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - loaded

~ adj 1 »VEHICLE« carrying a load of something  (a loaded truck) 2 »GUN/CAMERA« containing bullets, film etc  (a loaded pistol) 3 »RICH« informal very rich  (Giles can afford it - he's loaded.) 4 »FULL« be loaded with informal to be full of a particular quality, attitude etc, or contain a lot of something, especially something bad  (Your paper's loaded with spelling mistakes. | a voice loaded with menace) 5 »WORD/STATEMENT« a loaded word, statement etc has more meaning, especially a negative meaning, than you first think  (He `deserved' it? That's a loaded word.) 6 loaded question a question that is unfair because it makes you answer in a particular way  (- compare leading question leading1 (4)) 7 »DRUNK« informal very drunk 8 the dice/odds are loaded against sb/sth used to say that someone or something is not likely to succeed or win 9 loaded dice dice1 (1) that have weights in them so that they always fall with the same side on top