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[ US /ˈboʊtˌɫoʊd/ ]
[ UK /bˈə‍ʊtlə‍ʊd/ ]
NOUN
  1. the amount of cargo that can be held by a boat or ship or a freight car
    he imported wine by the boatload

How To Use boatload In A Sentence

  • What I find highly ironic and, indeed, perturbing, is that U.S. trade laws have in their application proven much more effective in inhibiting legitimate, cross-border, long-standing supplier-customer transactions carried on within a Canada-U.S. free trade environment than they have in dealing with these "dump and jump" boatloads of predatory imports. Free Trade With the U.S.—Only in a Dream World
  • You have sales guys that are strong in PPC placement, there are guys that are strong in getting national video ad buys for pre and post roll initiatives, there are guys that can pull in banner cpm sponsor buys by the boatload. 300k/monthly budget what would you do? « The Paradigm Shift
  • Each summer, the company invites a boatload of bright young apprentice singers, all hoping for some quality stage experience.
  • And while I was there, we had a boatload of refugees coming from a town called Chilong, another town that was just literally wiped off the face of the Earth.
  • Amos and Jimmie Starkweather were all for sailing off this morning to bring the dory home," he continued, "but a boatload of the 'Somerset's' men stopped them and sent them ashore, threatening to dismast any sloop that put up a sail in this harbor without their permission. A Little Maid of Province Town
  • She whipped up a boatload of tapas from her native Spain.
  • If we don’t think twice about carrying a boatload of debt in our personal lives, we will elect people who don’t mind carrying debt into the public sector.
  • I just got a boatload of new possibilities for moving, and I am feeling distinctly hopeful again.
  • A pirate, having more prisoners than he has room for, tows one boatload astern. THE SHIPPING NEWS
  • he imported wine by the boatload
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