Boatload
noun
A very large quantity of something.
He has a boatload of work to finish this week.
Usage tips
Informal
a boatload of information,a boatload of supplies,a boatload of fun
noun
A very large quantity of something.
He has a boatload of work to finish this week.
Usage tips
Informal
a boatload of information,a boatload of supplies,a boatload of fun
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Consider using 'boatload' to express a large quantity in informal settings.
She has a boatload of ideas for the party.
Pro Tip 2/3Nuance
Be mindful that 'boatload' often conveys overwhelm or excess.
After the holidays, he felt like he had a boatload of emails to catch up on.
Pro Tip 3/3Colloquial
The term is more commonly used in casual conversations rather than formal writing.
There’s a boatload of people at the concert tonight.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Consider using 'boatload' to express a large quantity in informal settings.
She has a boatload of ideas for the party.
Pro Tip 2/3Nuance
Be mindful that 'boatload' often conveys overwhelm or excess.
After the holidays, he felt like he had a boatload of emails to catch up on.
Pro Tip 3/3Colloquial
The term is more commonly used in casual conversations rather than formal writing.
There’s a boatload of people at the concert tonight.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
Consider using 'boatload' to express a large quantity in informal settings.
She has a boatload of ideas for the party.
Pro Tip 2/3Nuance
Be mindful that 'boatload' often conveys overwhelm or excess.
After the holidays, he felt like he had a boatload of emails to catch up on.
Pro Tip 3/3Colloquial
The term is more commonly used in casual conversations rather than formal writing.
There’s a boatload of people at the concert tonight.
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