Contemporary slang . 2014.
shedloads — UK [ˈʃedˌləʊdz] US [ˈʃedˌloʊdz] noun [plural] british informal a lot of something, especially money That new car of his must have cost shedloads. Pearl Jam have won shedloads of music awards in their time. Thesaurus: large quantities or amountssy … Useful english dictionary
shedloads — UK [ˈʃedˌləʊdz] / US [ˈʃedˌloʊdz] noun [plural] British informal a lot of something, especially money That new car of his must have cost shedloads. Pearl Jam have won shedloads of music awards in their time … English dictionary
shedload — shed|load [ˈʃedləud US loud] n shedloads of sth BrE informal a lot of something ▪ They ve got shedloads of stuff for sale … Dictionary of contemporary English
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shit-load — n an enormous amount or quantity. The term originated in US speech, but by the mid 1990s was heard throughout the English speaking world. Shedloads is a British euphemism. ► We re in shitloads of trouble here. ► What about the Mets? I bet you won … Contemporary slang
shitloads — n an enormous amount or quantity. The term originated in US speech, but by the mid 1990s was heard throughout the English speaking world. Shedloads is a British euphemism. ► We re in shitloads of trouble here. ► What about the Mets? I bet you won … Contemporary slang
