Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun As much as a cart will hold; a cart-load.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun As much as a
cart will hold.
Etymologies
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Examples
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And it's worth it, when you're at the cash register, to throw a thing-in-itself down on the conveyor belt behind a bleached blonde with a cartful of “natural” foods.
What Do You Mean, You Don't Sell Pigs Feet? Con Chapman 2011
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A vendor at the corner of Summer Street prepared an entire cartful of team paraphernalia.
The King's Best Highway Eric Jaffe 2010
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A vendor at the corner of Summer Street prepared an entire cartful of team paraphernalia.
The King's Best Highway Eric Jaffe 2010
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A vendor at the corner of Summer Street prepared an entire cartful of team paraphernalia.
The King's Best Highway Eric Jaffe 2010
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When the prince who is now king sees me so old with a cartful of bottles and the mirror, he says, what is this peddler woman doing in my castle?
Mirror Mirror Jessica Breheny 2009
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When the prince who is now king sees me so old with a cartful of bottles and the mirror, he says, what is this peddler woman doing in my castle?
Mirror Mirror 2009
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Oatmeal is cheap and you can by it by the cartful.
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Associated Press Bed Bath&Beyond's co-founders sold a cartful of shares recently.
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We are accustomed to supermarket checkout clerks deciding to count every last penny just as we have unloaded a cartful of groceries, and we dread even entering the Department of Motor Vehicles.
The Fly In The Soup 2008
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They didn't buy my line that he was in the bathroom, forcing me to abandon a cartful of merchandise at the checkout.
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