a. Obs. or arch. rare. [f. LOAD sb. + -SOME.] Burdensome.
1578. Banister, Hist. Man, I. 2. That therby the reading may be more conspicuous which otherwise would be loadsom, and tedious.
1583. Greene, Mamillia, 36. The weakest wit & youngest yeeres is euer forced to bear the lodesom burden of loue.
1850. Frasers Mag., XLII. 139. It has all the charms of idlesse, without the weary, loadsome, and loathsome self-reproachingness of idleness.