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busload

[buhs-lohd]

noun

  1. an amount or number as great as a bus can hold.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of busload1

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Example Sentences

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Her philosophy, while shocking to a busload of Baptist female college teachers, is one Williams himself might have espoused after a couple of Negronis.

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The house became part of children's television history and has seen "busloads" of preschool pilgrims wanting to visit the set in the colourful harbour town.

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If the new Grand Avenue Cultural District has anything to say about it, visitors from around the world will be dropped off by the busload in the heart of downtown L.A.

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And the mural has become a popular destination for tourists from Japan who come by the busload to pose for photos with the artwork.

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And he’s not alone: Outside Independence Hall, Salon spoke with a literal busload full of disaffected Republicans who plan to take their party back — by voting blue in November.

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