cartload
/ˈkɑrtˌloʊd/
noun
- As much as a cart can hold; a large amount or load.
- She carried a cartload of books to the library for the donation drive.
- The farmer sold a cartload of apples at the market.
- They brought a cartload of firewood to the cabin for the winter.
- A very large quantity of something (used figuratively).
- The charity received a cartload of donations after the flood.
- She brought a cartload of energy to the project, inspiring everyone.
- He had a cartload of excuses for being late to the meeting.