lade

What she carries will pay the bill; she'll lade full on return, critical supplies.

They will not sink, lade them as you will; but they are wayward if mishandled.

Their evidence "lade the mystery deeper.

As he lade his way down towards the bridge he thought he saw lore of Joe's belongings strewn down the banking.

The voices of the people who had come out f the building rose and fell, only the odd word breaking clear as they lade their way down the sidewalk.

Already they lade his ship with the chests of Egypt's treasure, many of them, that should have gone to pay his soldiers and strengthen his allies."

The mill is powered by the Barry Burn: there is a working dam and lade half a mile upstream, which channel water to the mill wheel.

They lade small pieces of artillery, 1,286 rations of bread and twenty bags of rice and landed in Luino at eight o'clock in the evening of August 14 with 800 men.

The return sijj nals always seemed to lade out when the £-767 switched frequency from longwave acquisition to shortwave tracking, and thai didn't bode well for the Ku-band needed for actual targeting.

Nay, these are nothing to the gems I will hourly bestow upon thee; be but faithful and kind to me, and I will lade thee with my richest bounties: behold, here my bracelets from mine arms.

"When you told me how much you needed me, how by not coming back to you I was leaving you again, I felt the darkness begin to recede and the black things-the truths I couldn't bear to face-begin to lade.

No sleep for them until they could set up some manner of dormitory space; no rest for anyone, native or human, who labored to carry foodstuffs over the hill to lade the shuttle, or the crews trying to cope with the inevitable flooding in the domes.

At length I came to the conclusion that if we went at all it would be best, in the circumstances, for Hans and myself to start alone with a Scotch cart drawn by oxen and driven by a couple of Zulu hunters, which we could lade with ammunition and a few necessaries.

However,from the incorporation of the British South Africa Company, Rhodes and the company were the main opponents of Portuguese claims south of the Zambezi, and Rhodes lade no secret of his intention to take over part of the Mozambique to gain an outlet to the Indian Ocean.