cartloads

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UK/ˈkɑːt.ləʊdz/US/ˈkɑɹt.loʊdz/

A form of cartload — The amount that a cart can carry.

Scrabble 12

Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of cartload

    Wubo, a villager of Li village, wanted to use the wheat straw as firewood, and carried home several cartloads of it.

    2010, Fei Wu, Suicide and Justice: A Chinese Perspective, page 162
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    There were also 173,387 private alleys cleaned, from which streets, alleys and inlets there were removed *178,495 cartloads of dirt. There were removed from buildings *639,833 cartloads of ashes and *30,472 cartloads of dry waste, and *252,238 cartloads of kitchen garbage, making a grand total of matter removed of *1,101,038 cartloads.

    1902 (Jan 2), William C. Haddock, Annual Report of the Bureau of Street Cleaning for the Year 1901
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Chicago

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