cartloads
Vast hauled amounts
Cartloads is the plural of cartload—the amount a cart can hold.
The word almost always appears figuratively to mean large quantities: They brought back cartloads of souvenirs, She has cartloads of patience.
The image suggests heaping abundance, more than one could easily carry.
Large informal quantities
- tonsLarge quantities, informally
- massesBulk or populace
- pilesMultiple heaped accumulations
- stacksVertical arrangements of items
mountains · boatloads · truckloads · wagonloads · bushels · bundles · batches · scores
Pull or carry laboriously
- haulingTransporting heavy items
- shipmentGoods being transported
- deliveryConveyance of goods
- freightGoods being transported
cargo · wagon · wheelbarrow · trundle · portage · conveyance · lading · payload
Strenuous, prolonged effort
- drudgeryHard, boring work
- heavy liftingArduous physical or mental exertion
- backbreakingExtremely physically demanding
- gruelingExtremely tiring and demanding
manual labor · strain · exertion · slog · grind · schlepping · lugging · hauling
heaps
Large informal quantities
stacks · mountains · boatloads · truckloads · wagonloads · bushels · bundles · batches · scores · dozens
haul
Pull or carry laboriously
freight · cargo · wagon · wheelbarrow · trundle · portage · conveyance · lading · payload
toil
Strenuous, prolonged effort
- drudgeryHard, boring work
- heavy liftingArduous physical or mental exertion
- backbreakingExtremely physically demanding
grueling · manual labor · strain · exertion · slog · grind · schlepping · lugging · hauling · burden