wagonload
/ˈwæɡənloʊd/Definitions
1. noun
a large quantity of something transported in a wagon
“The farmer had to unload a wagonload of hay from the field.”
2. noun
a standard or fixed quantity of something, especially when being transported in a wagon
“The wagonload of goods was 20 crates in total.”
3. verb
to transport a large quantity of something in a wagon
“They wagonloaded the heavy machinery onto the truck.”