- LADE
- Burden
- Fill with cargo
- Fill with freight
- Remove with a dipper
- Take on cargo
- Load with freight
- Stow cargo
- Work at the warehouse
- Pack, as cargo
- Encumber
- Put on a ship, as cargo
- Put on cargo
- Fill the hold
- Weigh down
- Take on, as cargo
- Scoop stew
- Fill the hull
- Put on the hold
- Pack boxes
- Afflict or burden
- Labor on the docks
- Stow, as cargo
- Put some weight on
- Load cargo
- Load up
- Put in the hold
- Put on board
- Work on the dock
- Stow
- Work on the docks
- Bring on board
- Stevedore
- Put in a cargo hold
- Work as a longshoreman
- Take on
- Stow below
- Put on board, as cargo
- Fill, as a ship's hold
- Fill a freighter
- Put aboard
- Put below
- Put cargo aboard
- Use a dipper
- Do a stevedore's work
- Serve soup
- Work like a stevedore
- Stow, as on a ship
- Fill a hold
- Stow on board
- Stow in a hold
- Load, as cargo
- Put in cargo
- Work with freight
- Prepare for a crossing, perhaps
- Put in a hold
- Fill, as a freighter
- Fill a ship's hold
- Load with cargo
- Pile on
- Do a longshoreman's job
- Work on a pier
- Full with cargo
- Put something on
- Store, as cargo
- Put on
- Take on freight
- Put on, as cargo
- Bail.
- Put freight in.
- Bail, as water.
- Dip, draw or drain.
- Fill abundantly.
- Dip water.
- Load.
- Dip.
- Take on cargoes.
- Stow the hold.
- Do pier work
- Dip out
- ___-da
- Do a pier job
- Do a harbor job
- Burden or bail
- Do a shipper's job
- Carry into a carrier
- Do some bailing
- Furnish cargo
- Bale
- Do port work
- Do a dock job
- Load a ship
- Use a bucket
- Ball
- Put a burden on
- Put great weight on
- Stow, as cargo ... or an anagram of the last word of 17-, 35- or 52-Across
- Ready for shipping
- Get on board
- Bring aboard
- Pack cargo
- Stow on a ship
- Haul aboard
- Fill the hold, say
- Put cargo on
- Pack the freight
- Emulate a stevedore
- Take on a load
- Load cargo on a ship
- Longshoremen do this
- Put something on board
- Spoon out
- Place a burden on
- Take cargo aboard
- Work at the docks
- Add cargo
- Load a hold
- Put material aboard
- Put on freight
- Pack freight onboard
- Load on board
- Put on, as a ship
- Employ a big dipper
- Load at the docks
- Load on ship
- Pack on board
- Bail out water
- Use a big spoon
- Fill up
- Move cargo
- Put cargo on board ship
- Use an extra-big spoon
- Emulate a dockworker
- Load, as into an 11-Down
- Fill, as a hold
- Pack in cargo
- Store cargo
- Fill
- Place on board
- Put cargo into
- Do a stevedore's job
