to carry on one's shoulder;  to shoulder;  to bear;  to bear (burden, responsibility, etc.);  to take upon oneself
 unloading (cargo, etc.);  discharge
 collapsing load (as on lorries, trucks)
 encumbrance;  burden;  drag
 carrying (on one's shoulder);  bearing;  shouldering;  bucket carried on either end of a pole
 freight handling;  cargo sorting;  disposal of goods;  sale
 unpacking (esp. after moving house)
 (truck) load-carrying tray;  (bicycle) luggage carrier;  roof rack
 trunk (of a car);  boot;  luggage space;  cargo compartment
 to be unequal to the burden (job);  to be too heavy a load for
 heavy load;  burden of responsibility;  heavy duty
 (horse-drawn) cart;  wagon;  dray
 load;  heavy burden;  encumbrance;  heavy freight;  heavy responsibility
 to have a lot on one's shoulders;  to bear a lot of responsibility
 handling cargo;  loading and unloading
 handling cargo;  loading and unloading
 lacking cargo;  in ballast
 to feel relieved;  to feel happy after having been relieved of a responsibility;  to be relieved from a duty
 delivery of freight or goods
 luggage trunk for wrestlers and referees;  wicker basket for a wrestler's belt, apron, etc.
 top cargo;  top of the load
 arrival of goods;  goods received
 rejected goods;  sorted-out goods;  jettisoned cargo