Adjective: Describing something that is full or heavily equipped.
* Example: "The truck was loaded with supplies."
Verb: Meaning to fill or equip something.
* Example: "They loaded the truck with supplies."
Past Participle: Used as an adjective to describe something that has been filled or equipped.
* Example: "The loaded truck drove off."
Slang: Meaning drunk or intoxicated.
* Example: "He was loaded after the party."
Idiom: "Loaded" can be used in phrases like "loaded question" (a question that implies a certain answer) or "loaded gun" (something that is potentially dangerous).
To determine the correct part of speech, you need to look at the context in which the word is used.