noun
bellyload
Bellyload (noun) means As much food or drink as a person's stomach can hold.
noun
1
As much food or drink as a person's stomach can hold.
"I was sick; I vomited a bellyload into the gutter."
— Anthony Burgess (1966)
2
The quantity of cargo or passengers that an aircraft can carry inside it.
"You were lifted out of your lives, disgorged in bellyloads by planes that lumbered in looking too heavy to fly."
— Helen Dunmore (1998)
3
A big quantity of something.
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Etymology
Formed from belly and load.
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What is the meaning of bellyload?
"bellyload" (noun) means as much food or drink as a person's stomach can hold.
What is the opposite of bellyload?
Opposites of "bellyload" include smidgen, modicum.
What are the different meanings of bellyload?
"bellyload" has 3 main meanings: 1. As much food or drink as a person's stomach can hold; 2. The quantity of cargo or passengers that an aircraft can carry inside it; 3. A big quantity of something.
