vanload
/ˈvænˌloʊd/
noun
- The amount or quantity that a van can carry.
- They ordered a vanload of bricks for the new patio.
- The charity received a vanload of donated clothes and toys.
- A single vanload of fresh produce was enough to stock the small market for a week.
- A large number or amount of people or things, as if filling a van.
- A vanload of tourists arrived at the museum just before closing time.
- She brought a vanload of supplies for the camping trip.
- The team showed up with a vanload of equipment for the science fair.