wagonful
What fills a wagon
A wagonful is the amount that fills a wagon—as much as a wagon can hold or carry.
The word measures by container rather than by precise quantity: a wagonful of hay, a wagonful of immigrants heading west.
It can suggest abundance or a large but undefined amount.
Carried weight or burden
- freightGoods being transported
- haulPull or carry laboriously
- goodsThings for sale
- shipmentGoods being transported
consignment · merchandise · supplies · delivery · produce · lading · parcels · bundles
Carried weight or burden
- heapJumbled collection of items
- pileAccumulated mass of objects
- moundHeaped earth formation
- massQuantity of matter
amount · volume · capacity · measure · batch · stockpile · abundance · plenty
load
Carried weight or burden
shipment · consignment · merchandise · supplies · delivery · produce · lading · parcels · bundles · sacks
load
Carried weight or burden
mass · amount · volume · capacity · measure · batch · stockpile · abundance · plenty · bounty
cartage
Fee for transporting goods
- haulageCommercial goods transport
- conveyanceTransfer of property rights
- drayageFee for short-distance hauling
freight · delivery · carriage · hauling · trucking · shipping · transit · logistics · dispatch · portage
grain
Cereal plant's harvest unit
apples · pumpkins · potatoes · sheaves · produce · crops · vegetables · straw · cotton · turnips