lopsidedload
nounUK /ˌlɒp.saɪd.ɪd ˈləʊd/
US /ˌlɑːp.saɪ.dɪd ˈloʊd/
A load that is heavier on one side than the other.
The truck tipped over because of its lopsided load.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A burden of work or responsibility that is unfairly heavier for one person or group.
She felt she was carrying a lopsided load of the household chores.
3. A shipment or delivery whose contents are unevenly packed or distributed.
The warehouse rejected the lopsided load because the boxes were stacked too far to one side.
4. In computing, a set of tasks distributed unevenly across servers or processors.
The lopsided load left one server busy while the others sat idle.