reload
reload Lexical Profile
reload Game Scores & Validity
• verb
To load a container, vehicle, device, or supply again with cargo, materials, or consumables.
"The photographer paused to reload the vintage camera with a fresh roll of film."
To fetch and display the latest version of a webpage, file, or software program again in a browser or computer memory.
"If the updated chart does not appear immediately, try to reload the browser tab."
To add more money or credit to a prepaid card, transit pass, or digital account.
"Commuters can automatically reload their transit cards online whenever the balance drops below ten dollars."
• noun
An act or instance of loading something again, such as cargo, film, software data, or funds onto an account.
"A quick reload of the webpage fixed the broken display layout."
A cartridge case that has been cleaned, reprimed, and refilled with propellant and a projectile for reuse.
"Competitive target shooters often use custom reloads to achieve consistent accuracy at the range."