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load·star

 (lōd′stär′)
n.
Variant of lodestar.
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loadstar

(ˈləʊdˌstɑː)
n
1. (Navigation) a variant spelling of lodestar
2. (Navigation) a variant spelling of lodestar
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lode•star

or load•star

(ˈloʊdˌstɑr)

n.
1. a star that shows the way.
2. Polaris.
3. something that serves as a guide or on which the attention is fixed.
[1325–75; Middle English loode sterre. See lode, star]
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.loadstar - guiding star; a star that is used as a reference point in navigation or astronomy
star - (astronomy) a celestial body of hot gases that radiates energy derived from thermonuclear reactions in the interior
2.loadstar - something that serves as a model or guide
example, model - a representative form or pattern; "I profited from his example"
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References in classic literature ?
``To thyself, fair maid,'' answered De Bracy, in his former tone ``to thine own charms be ascribed whate'er I have done which passed the respect due to her, whom I have chosen queen of my heart, and loadstar of my eyes.''
San Francisco-based freight forwarding company Flexport has filed a lawsuit against Western Global Airlines (KD, Fort Myers Southwest Florida) in which it accuses the Florida-based cargo specialist of failing to provide proper transportation, The Loadstar has reported.
In Computer Associates, the Chinese immigrant created a high-tech empire at a time Long Island needed a new economic loadstar. The self-made billionaire protected our iconic hockey team, the Islanders, from Wall Street predators who would have pulled up stakes (and skates) for another part of country.
It had remained the loadstar of UfC's active engagement with the reform process and would continue to guide it going forward.
One unnamed carrier source told UK's The Loadstar that all but a few of the weaker Asia to Europe carriers were full, eastbound.
Azerbaijan's cargo airline Silk Way West Airlines has purchased two additional Boeing 747-400 aircraft, as well as expanded its flights in European direction, according to a message posted on The Loadstar.
Meanwhile, US airlines could lose the right to fly in Russian airspace, trade publication The Loadstar reported last week.
DELTA HEAVY / BAD COMPANY UK / BENSLEY / CALYX & TEEBEE / CHORDS / CULTURE SHOCK / DC BREAKS / ED RUSH & OPTICAL / KILLBOX (ED RUSH & AUDIO) / LOADSTAR / MIND VORTEX / RENE LAVICE / THE UPBEATS
Chief executive of Port-Liner Ton van Meegen told The Loadstar that even older barges could eventually be upgraded to run on autonomous systems using their technology.
Also basically may be a loadstar about the decoration of the cancer treatment clinics.
"Industry Calls on Shippers to Switch Modes as Driver Shortage Worsens." The Loadstar, September 10.