nestload
verbUK /ˈnɛstləʊd/
US /ˈnɛstloʊd/
To put things neatly into a cozy little spot.
The bird nestloaded soft grass into its new home.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To fill a small space with many things.
She nestloaded her backpack with snacks for the trip.
3. To arrange items snugly one inside another.
He nestloaded the bowls so they fit in the cupboard.
4. To bring supplies together into a safe place.
The squirrels nestloaded nuts before winter came.