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- noun A
load comprising a fullbox .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Either they are the exception to the rule and therefore an ass, or fooling themselves and are trying to justify paying someone $5,000 to publish their novel which now sits in the trunk of their car by the boxload.
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The mailings are circumspect -- I reviewed a boxload and found not one direct reference to the upcoming U.S.
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They submitted tax returns and any writings, books, and speeches, all of which arrived by the boxload in Dallas.
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They submitted tax returns and any writings, books, and speeches, all of which arrived by the boxload in Dallas.
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Get-well cards started coming in by the boxload, all festive-looking and cheery.
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Get-well cards started coming in by the boxload, all festive-looking and cheery.
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You may get quite serviceable clothes delivered by the boxload to your front door.
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Get-well cards started coming in by the boxload, all festive-looking and cheery.
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MK, I thought the Israelis used the light weight AR15 for general field work & Uzi for intimate encounters and true to form they bought the AR15s by the boxload, fiddled & twiddled & made them better than the original?
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Get-well cards started coming in by the boxload, all festive-looking and cheery.
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