Wagonload

Synonyms for "wagonload" (59 found)

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Translations

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Ingrian

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  • vetämys noun (amount that can be loaded on a wagon)
  • vetämä noun (amount that can be loaded on a wagon)

Latin

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  • vehis noun (amount that can be loaded on a wagon)

Sample sentences

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A farm boy accidentally overturned his wagonload of wheat on the road.

Source: tatoeba (282298)

It was then that she began the Saturday picnics for the school children, taking a wagonload of them out with Old Crummles to some lovely pasture or woodpiece, and frolicking with them all the morning.

Source: tatoeba (11939492)

Then they piled up the forests they had cut down into a vast pyre in circuit equal to a city, and having let a lake into the caldron that was to seethe it, and carried for eight months in succession a hundred daily wagons[-]load of salt to season the pot, they kindled the crackling mass, and as it flamed up five galleys, every one of which carried its five banks of rowers complete, cruised round the margin of the caldron sea, and as it bubbled up from below, issued prompt directions to the crowd not to overboil the contents.

Source: wiktionary

The countryside through which the line passes grows some beet, too. Ten wagonloads a day are despatched from Fethard and smaller quantities from Farranaleen, Laffan's Bridge and Horse & Jockey.

Source: wiktionary

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