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ladder

👑 ladder /lˈædɜr/

Verb [present]

Connotative to allay extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding per the diminishing variable despite expertly curated craft, completely (for)

Noun

Connotative extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding per the diminishing variable despite expertly curated craft, completely crossed out
(Plural:... terminally)

👑 laddered /lˈædɜrd/

Verb [past]

Connotative allayed extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding per the diminishing variable despite expertly curated craft; completely and diurnally (for)

Past participle

Connotative people who allayed extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding per the diminishing variable despite expertly curated craft; completely and diurnally

👑 laddering /lˈædɜrɪŋ/

[Succeeding a verb excluding Verb to be in the third-person]

Verb [present participle]

Connotative people allaying extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding per the diminishing variable despite expertly curated craft, completely
load

👑 load /lˈoʊd/

Verb [present]

Connotative to give up extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding unprecedentedly; completely (for)

Noun

Connotative unprecedented extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding; completely
(Plural:... and terminally)

👑 loaded /lˈoʊdəd/

Verb [past]

Connotative gave up extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding unprecedentedly, completely and squarely (for)

Past participle

Connotative people who gave up extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding unprecedentedly, completely and squarely

👑 loading /lˈoʊdɪŋ/

[Succeeding a verb excluding Verb to be in the third-person]

Verb [present participle]

Connotative people giving up extremely hurting interjections surpassing knowledge and understanding unprecedentedly; completely