boatload
Noun
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the amount of cargo that can be held by a boat or ship or a freight car
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he imported wine by the boatload
Back in April, AlarmPhone had alerted the Maltese authorities about a boatload of migrants who were heading to Maltese search and rescue area (SAR).
Jennifer reveals that Bob is suffering from a possibly congenital degenerative nerve disease, the kind where a doctor prescribes a “good attitude” and a boatload of pills that work.
All coupled with a ready smile, boatload of boyish charm and sunny I’ll-take-what-comes demeanor.
Although he’s facing red-tape challenges akin to paddling up Niagara Falls, Rowh has a boatload of data supporting his plan and enough energy to row around world.
His battle against Philippine pirates to rescue a boatload of orphans.