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cartload
[ kahrt-lohd ]
noun
- the amount a cart can hold.
cartload
/ ˈkɑːtˌləʊd /
noun
- the amount a cart can hold
- a quantity of rubble, ballast, etc, of between one quarter and one half of a cubic yard
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Example Sentences
A couple bottles of vodka contain a dose of ethanol equivalent to an entire cartload of pre-modern beer.
From Time
When Josiah went to Springfield to buy any thing, he took a cartload of things with him to exchange.
From Project Gutenberg
The young man went out and came right back in with a little cartload of electric fans.
From Project Gutenberg
They come down on you like a cartload of bricks, flatten you out, and when you don't swell up again they complain of it.
From Project Gutenberg
In the rear of this party of fugitives was a cartload of women and children.
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During the Revolution, for two entire weeks, cartload after cartload of art treasures was carried away from the collegiate.
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