To bring to land; to set on shore; to disembark.

To unload; to discharge (a vessel).

transitive. To remove a load from; esp. to unload (a ship, vehicle, etc.). Also intransitive: (of a ship, etc.) to be unloaded; to put off cargo…

transitive. To unload (a ship or other vessel). Chiefly with of in to light (a vessel) of: to unload cargo, etc., from (a vessel). Also in figurative…

transitive. To remove (a load) from something; to take (something carried, contained, or conveyed) out or off; spec. to empty a ship of (cargo…

transitive. To take out of, remove or discharge from, a ship; to put on shore (or into a boat, etc.) from a vessel.

transitive. To unload (a vessel), discharge (goods from a vessel). Also absol. of a ship: To unload.

= debark, v.1, disembark, v. transitive.

transitive. To relieve of freight or cargo; to unload.

To disembark.

transitive and intransitive. To unload, disburden.

transitive. To put on shore; to land.

(un-, prefix2 affix 1a.)

transitive. To put ashore from a ship; to land.

to bring aboard: to bring to land. Obsolete.

transitive. To remove a load from; to free or clear of something contained or conveyed; spec. to empty (a ship, train, etc.) of cargo or freight.

transitive. To unlade, unload.

transitive. To put ashore; to land (passengers or goods); to beach, run aground (a vessel).

transitive. To unload (a ship or its cargo); = liver, v. 1b. Cf. deliver, v.1 7. Also intransitive (of a ship) to be unloaded, to put off cargo; (of…

= disembark, v. transitive.

transitive. To remove or convey (a person) from land on to a vessel, or from a vessel on to land or another vessel.