cartful
What fills wagons
A cartful is the amount that fills a cart—a measure of quantity rather than a precise unit.
The word appears in contexts ranging from grocery shopping to hauling: She pushed a cartful of groceries to her car, They dumped a cartful of manure in the garden.
The plural is cartfuls.
One-wheeled carrying cart
- wagonWheeled hauling vehicle
- handcartManual two-wheeled vehicle
- barrowLoad carrier or tumulus
- trolleyWheeled cart or railcar
dolly · pushcart · haul · load · delivery · moving · lumber · bricks
Food bought at stores
- checkoutPayment completion process
- supermarketSelf-service food retailer
- aisleCorridor between seating sections
- trolleyWheeled cart or railcar
basket · bags · purchases · merchandise · produce · goods · items · bargains
Exceeding capacity, spilling out
- brimmingFull to the top
- heapingOverfull, mounded above
- ladenHeavily weighted down
- packedFilled to capacity
stuffed · crammed · full · piled high · stacked · bulging · weighted · heavy
wheelbarrow
One-wheeled carrying cart
trolley · dolly · pushcart · haul · load · delivery · moving · lumber · bricks · dirt
groceries
Food bought at stores
- checkoutPayment completion process
- supermarketSelf-service food retailer
- aisleCorridor between seating sections
trolley · basket · bags · purchases · merchandise · produce · goods · items · bargains · coupons
overflowing
Exceeding capacity, spilling out
packed · stuffed · crammed · full · piled high · stacked · bulging · weighted · heavy · topped
abundance
Ample supply, overflowing
mound · stack · mass · volume · bulk · overflow · surplus · excess · bounty · profusion
produce
Make or manufacture
- vegetablesEdible plants, not fruits
- fruitsEdible seed-bearing crops
- cropsCultivated plants for harvest
grain · apples · pumpkins · corn · potatoes · squash · tomatoes · melons · orchard · farmstand