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Meanings of whole load in English

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Usage of whole load in English
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Behind him the whole load of hay now flared up, crackling and hissing.
The High School Boys' Training Hike
2
You're no danger; two implants and a whole load of attitude.
The Reality Dysfunction
3
I did a whole load of things in the years I was away-
City of lies
4
I didn't remind him that a whole load of those customers were terrorists.
Exit wound
5
He's a smart young man with a whole load of prospects.
The evolutionary void
6
I was about to sink a whole load of refugees when Jaak shouted.
Wastelands
7
It was a relief not to be the one carrying the whole load.
Family ties
8
And so I've got a whole load to take to-day.
The Victim: A Romance of the Real Jefferson Davis
9
The whole load of water caught me in the chest.
After midnight
10
With a whole load of change for the petty cash.
A singular man
11
And we ended up buying a whole load of things.
Climbing Magazine
12
People with no small talk are exhausting; you're obliged to carry the whole load yourself.
Unfinished desires: a novel
13
Ham Morris wanted to send a whole load of refreshments back to the shipwrecked people.
St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, October 1878, ...
14
So there's a whole load of exclusions, she said.
Radio NZ
15
There's a whole load of real groovy aspects to her which I don't really dig.
The Naked God
16
And then doing that, it opened up a whole load of other things for me.
The Irish Times
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