bagfuls
Many packed containers
Bagfuls is the plural of bagful, meaning the amount a bag can hold.
You can carry home several bagfuls of groceries or collect bagfuls of leaves.
The alternative plural bagsful exists but is less common.
She brought home three bagfuls of candy from the store.
Large quantities
- heapsLarge informal quantities
- sackfulsQuantities filling bags
- pilesMultiple heaped accumulations
- moundsHeaps of earth
stacks · bunches · bundles · armfuls · handfuls · basketfuls · bucketfuls · cartloads
Food bought at stores
- shoppingAcquiring goods at retailers
- candySugary edible treats
- treatsSnacks given as rewards
- sweetsSugary food items
produce · coins · cash · loot · toys · gifts · presents · goodies
Transporting heavy items
- luggingCarrying with difficulty
- totingCarrying, especially laboriously
- schleppingTediously transporting burdens
- draggingPulling with effort
carting · transporting · loading · unloading · lifting · shouldering · hefting · gathering
loads
Large quantities
mounds · stacks · bunches · bundles · armfuls · handfuls · basketfuls · bucketfuls · cartloads · truckloads
groceries
Food bought at stores
sweets · produce · coins · cash · loot · toys · gifts · presents · goodies · treasures
hauling
Transporting heavy items
- luggingCarrying with difficulty
- totingCarrying, especially laboriously
- schleppingTediously transporting burdens
dragging · carting · transporting · loading · unloading · lifting · shouldering · hefting · gathering · collecting
groceries
Food bought at stores
merchandise · haul · spree · checkout · cart · trolley · market · errands · bulk-buying · stockpiling