bagload

noun

bagload

noun

Etymology From bag + load.

1

Informal A large amount.

  • If you're a big souvenir fan, you can cart home bagloads of fridge magnets, Acropolis-shaped bottle openers, marble chess sets, red metal wine carafes and komboloi (worry beads), all at a fraction of the summertime going rate.2009 January 22, Daryl O'Dowd, “The glories of Greece”, in Toronto Star, archived from the original on 19 Apr 2012:

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