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The collective noun used to describe a group of policemen A herd of cows, a flock of geese, a shitload of cops.
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October 5, 2011 Urban Word of the Day
more than an assload but still less than a fuckton. I have a shitload of beer, but down at my friend's place, they have a whole fuckton.
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A term which defines a numerical value of 47. It is prime. Do not confuse the term with similar terms such as fuckton, assload, or baker's dozen. This is a shitload. Dumbass: Dude! I just spilled a shitload of milk.
Smartass: Impossible. Milk cannot be split into any value other than milk. Your argument is invalid. |
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meaning quite a few, a bunch, a lot, very many, more than you care to be able to count, more than you can count; a widely used exaggeration of there being far too many of something ~ not to be confused with a boatload or a whole fucking bunch Holy shit man, that's a shitload of midgets in that parade.
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A shit load is enough fecal matter to fill a toilet bowl. However, if that load plugs the toilet, it is deemed a shit overload. Kenny: "Call the plumber! David had a shit overload!"
David: "No, no, it was just a shitload. She went down just fine!" |
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The Shitload first became common usage during World War II. Farmers, who's sheds were previously full of shit were called upon to empty their shit-filled barns in order to allow for the making of weapons.
A Shitload refers to between 1 and 4 tons of equine or bovine excrement (that's horse and cowshit to you and me). More specifically Shitload describe the overfullness of the trailers used by farmers. I've got a shitload of hay in my barn.
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Comes from the days when donkeys were used to transport goods. The progression goes:
donkey load -> assload -> buttload -> shitload It's quite simple. I loaded up the donkey with a shitload of clothes.
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