cartfuls

What wagons carry

Cartfuls is the plural of cartful, meaning the amount a cart can hold.

Like other -ful measurements, it indicates quantity rather than counting containers: They hauled cartfuls of hay from the field.

The word suggests substantial amounts moved by manual or animal-powered transport.

harvest

crop

Cultivated agricultural plants

gathering · reaping · autumn · orchard · vineyard · farm · fieldwork · bushels · gleanings · bounty

shopping

trolley

Wheeled cart or railcar

grocery · basket · purchases · merchandise · products · bulk-buying · stockpiling · errands · haul · bargains

abundance

overflowing

Exceeding capacity, spilling out

bounty · profusion · loads · piles · masses · stacks · mountains · excess · surplus · cornucopia

transport

hauling

Transporting heavy items

load · wheeling · portage · conveyance · moving · carriage · trundling · pushing · pulling · logistics

burden

heavy

Of great mass

cumbersome · laborious · backbreaking · taxing · strenuous · demanding · exhausting · grueling · strain · toil

Opposites
quantity/amount

cartfulsnothing

Not any thing

none · handful · smidgen · pittance · trickle

precision of measurement

cartfulsexact amount

gram · liter · kilogram · dozen · milliliter

Family

cartful

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G