offload
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- (transitive) If you offload something, you unload it.
- (transitive) If you offload something, you get rid of things or problems by passing them to someone or something else.
- He offloaded the defective car onto an unsuspecting buyer.
- (transitive) (aviation) If someone is offloaded from an aircraft, they are denied boarding due to the lack of space.
- Passengers were offloaded as the plane was overbooked.