quick-reload

noun
UK /ˌkwɪk rɪˈləʊd/
US /ˌkwɪk riˈloʊd/

A quick-reload is when you put new bullets in a toy gun very fast.

He did a quick-reload and kept playing the game.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fast way to load something again, like a camera or a game.

The game has a quick-reload button for your weapon.

3. In sports, quickly getting ready to play again after a stop.

The team's quick-reload helped them score right after the break.

4. A feature that lets a machine get new supplies fast.

The printer's quick-reload tray saves time.