wagonloads
What wagons carry
Wagonloads is the plural of wagonload—the amount a wagon can carry, or by extension, a large quantity of something: They hauled wagonloads of hay to the barn.
Often used figuratively to suggest abundance: The prosecution presented wagonloads of evidence.
Cereal plant's harvest unit
crops · vegetables · potatoes · pumpkins · apples · sheaves · beets · turnips
Goods being transported
- goodsThings for sale
- shipmentGoods being transported
- merchandiseCommercial products offered
- consignmentBatch delivered for selling
supplies · commodities · produce · wares · materials · provisions · payload · lading
Sufficient quantity, and then some
- heapsLarge informal quantities
- massesBulk or populace
- loadsLarge quantities
- tonsLarge quantities, informally
piles · stacks · mountains · quantities · volumes · amounts · droves · scores
Transporting heavy items
- cartingMoving cargo by wagon
- carriageWheeled passenger vehicle
- conveyanceTransfer of property rights
- deliveryConveyance of goods
haulage · drayage · cartage · shipping · freighting · transfer · trucking · distribution
grain
Cereal plant's harvest unit
produce · crops · vegetables · potatoes · pumpkins · apples · sheaves · beets · turnips · cotton
freight
Goods being transported
- goodsThings for sale
- shipmentGoods being transported
- merchandiseCommercial products offered
consignment · supplies · commodities · produce · wares · materials · provisions · payload · lading · contents
plenty
Sufficient quantity, and then some
tons · piles · stacks · mountains · quantities · volumes · amounts · droves · scores · multitudes
hauling
Transporting heavy items
- cartingMoving cargo by wagon
- carriageWheeled passenger vehicle
- conveyanceTransfer of property rights
delivery · haulage · drayage · cartage · shipping · freighting · transfer · trucking · distribution · teamsters