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shedload — /ˈʃɛdloʊd/ (say shedlohd) noun Chiefly British Colloquial a very large amount: a shedload of laughs …
shedload — shed|load [ˈʃedləud US loud] n shedloads of sth BrE informal a lot of something ▪ They ve got shedloads of stuff for sale … Dictionary of contemporary English
shedload — noun Brit. informal a large amount or number. Origin 1990s: from shed1 + load; perh. euphem. after shitload … English new terms dictionary
shedload — shedˈload noun (informal) A large amount • • • Main Entry: ↑shed … Useful english dictionary
Shed Productions — Infobox Company company name = Shed Productions company logo = company type = Independent foundation = London, 1998 location = London (UK) key people = Eileen Gallagher Brian Park Maureen Chadwick Ann McManus Liz Lake Ros Taylor Lee Mason Spencer … Wikipedia
mampus — noun large number, shedload … Wiktionary
fuckload — noun An indeterminate but large number. Were getting a fuckload of complaints about that product. Syn: shedload, shitload See Also: fuck, fuckwad … Wiktionary
piles — noun a) Haemorrhoids. Piles were sunk into the river to support the bridge. b) A large amount of. Many women get piles when pregnant. Syn: heap, load, mountain … Wiktionary
lot — 1. pronoun a lot of money | lots of friends Syn: a large amount, a good/great deal, an abundance, a wealth, a profusion, plenty, many, a great many, a large number, a considerable number; informal hundreds, loads, masses, heaps, piles, stacks,… … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
many — determiner & adjective Syn: numerous, a lot of, plenty of, countless, innumerable, scores of, untold, copious, abundant; informal lots of, umpteen, loads of, masses of, stacks of, heaps of, a slew of; Brit.; informal … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
