barload

English

Etymology

From bar +‎ load.

Noun

barload (plural barloads)

1. Enough to fill a bar (drinking establishment).

   Synonym: barful

   • 1994, Carmen Boullosa, The Miracle-Worker, page 77:

     I'd drunk at least a barload of rum and three kegs of whisky between my last love and this arrow shaft.

   • 2012, Jon Doust, To the Highlands:

     He drops Merkel off at his Land Cruiser, waits to make sure he gets away without a barload of angry whites kicking the shit out of him and then drives me back to the bank mess.