Question

Great hats laden with the raw green of pickles, standing in a solemn row across the back of the porch, exhaling the pungent dill;

What does "laden" mean in this context?

A. Filled with
B. Decorated
C. Covered up
D. Laid down

Answer 1

Laden meaning, Weighted down, or heavily loaded.
"Great hats weighted down with the raw green of pickles..."
The answer is A

Answer 2

The correct answer is A) filled with.

Great hats laden with the raw green of pickles, standing in a solemn row across the back of the porch, exhaling the pungent dill.

The word "laden" means in this context "laid down.

Some synonyms of the word laden are "Loaded," "charged," "weight," it all depends on the context to be applied. Some examples with the word laden could be the following: "the laden school bus could not drive up to the steeped hill." Another one: "the student was laden with remorse. He had to go to confess what he had done."