Meaning

1 senses
  1. (figuratively, literary, not comparable)Filled or charged (with something).

    1907, George Cathcart Bronson, Thou Shalt Waken, Los Angeles: H. L. Ward, Part 3, p. 77, I bow my head, here in the cool night air / That fans my cheek, afreight with odors rare:

Origin

From a- + freight.

From a- + freight.

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