trunkload
English
Etymology
From trunk + load.
Noun
trunkload (plural trunkloads)
- (US) A quantity sufficient to fill the trunk of a car
- 2009, January 25, “Azadeh Moaveni”, in Wine-Order Bride:
- But Joseph’s mobile phone seemed permanently off, and we soon learned that he had been caught by the police with a trunkload of whiskey.
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Synonyms
- trunkful
See also
- truckload
Anagrams
- talk round