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shedload
Shedload (noun) means (informal) A very large quantity of something.
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(informal) A very large quantity of something.
"Shedloads of flights from Amsterdam in the air at this time of day, ditto Charles de Gaulle, Heathrow, Berlin, Gdansk, Tenerife, Sofia."
— Kate Atkinson, Big Sky (2019)
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Etymology
Formed from shed and load; it may be a softened version of shitload, chosen for its similar sound (the same front vowel, consonance and rhythm).
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What is the meaning of shedload?
"shedload" (noun) means (informal) A very large quantity of something.
What is another word for shedload?
Other words for "shedload" include bucketful, buttload, boatload, busload, cartload, abundance.
What is the opposite of shedload?
Opposites of "shedload" include modicum, smidgen.
