reload

Definitions

Computing

• verb to load something again

Electronics

• To obtain an up-to-date version of a given Web page from a server. For example, if a user returns to the browser's home page, what is displayed may be a cached version. By reloading, the most current version of the page is provided.
• To again load a program into memory for execution. Done, for instance, after a crash.
• To again transfer data to or from a computer storage medium, such as a disk or tape.
• To again place data in a computer register.
• To again insert a disk, cassette, reel, cartridge, drum, or other object composed of, or containing a recordable medium into a device utilized for recording and/or reproduction.

Media Studies

• verb to put a new load into something, e.g. film into a camera or fresh ammunition into a gun

Military

• verb to load a weapon again after firing

Nearby Definitions of “reload”

• register
• regulation
• rehearsal
• relay
• release
• reload
• remote control
• Renaissance drama
• rent
• repertory or repertoire or rep
• reply

Contexts for “reload”

8 definitions in context
• Computing
• Electronics
• Media Studies
• Military