wheelbarrowful
One heaped transport
A wheelbarrowful is the amount that fills a wheelbarrow—the single-wheeled cart used for hauling dirt, gravel, or garden materials.
The term measures quantity loosely rather than precisely: We moved three wheelbarrowfuls of mulch.
Plural: wheelbarrowfuls or wheelbarrowsful.
Carried weight or burden
- volumeAmount of space filled
- amountTotal quantity present
- bulkMain mass or size
- capacityMaximum amount containable
bushels · bucketful · shovelful · spadeful · heaping · brimful · half-full · overflowing
Solid building mixture
- cementCalcium powder binding agent
- mortarGrinding bowl or binder
- rubbleBroken building fragments
- bricksFired clay building units
sand · gravel · dirt · fill · stone · debris · aggregate · demolition
Transporting heavy items
- loadingAdding weight or cargo
- dumpingDisposing carelessly or abruptly
- liftingRaising something heavy
- pushingApplying force to move
trundling · tipping · shoveling · heaving · carting · effort · strain · backbreaking
load
Carried weight or burden
capacity · bushels · bucketful · shovelful · spadeful · heaping · brimful · half-full · overflowing · scoop
concrete
Solid building mixture
bricks · sand · gravel · dirt · fill · stone · debris · aggregate · demolition · excavation
hauling
Transporting heavy items
pushing · trundling · tipping · shoveling · heaving · carting · effort · strain · backbreaking · toil
compost
Decayed organic fertilizer
topsoil · gravel · woodchips · leaves · weeds · clippings · peat · bark · sand · loam
haul
Pull or carry laboriously
trundle · move · convey · dump · tip · transfer · shuttle · ferry · lug · shift
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