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N. 1. An extremely large quantity of anything that takes up space. 10x bigger than an assload , and 100x bigger than a shitload , yet smaller than a truckload.
The teach gave me a buttload of math homework tonight.. and i have to show my work!
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a large load, of about 108 imperial gallons (491 liters). From the middle-english 'butt' (n), which is a large cask/container used for storing liquids, esp wine I drank a buttload last night and had to get my stomach pumped from the resulting alcohol poisoning
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More than one person can carry in two hands. Actually has 2 different sources of meaning. 1. From the large size of some women's rear-ends. If you put one hand on each asscheek, it's still too much to handle. 2. The suprsingly large amount of something that a doctor or customs agent is able to find hidden in someone's rectum. Your mamma was so thankful to me that she gave me a whole buttload of your CD's.
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Measuring an amount of something using butts.
The size varies because there are different sizes of butts. Student 1: How much homework do we have to do tonight?
Student 2: I don't know. Let me see. *Sits on homework* I guess a buttload of work. |
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A buttload is 4.3 pounds. Usually describing how much ketchup you need at fast food places. Person 1:How much ketchup do we need?
Person 2: A buttload Person 1: That's 4.3 pounds, are you serious?? Person 2: Yes, everyone needs a buttload of ketchup. Person 1: Oh you! Always on top of things. |
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A buttload is one more than can be carried by one person at one time. A buttload squared equals a buzzillion. (buttload x buttload = buzzillion) A variable scale of measurement depending upon the subject. The quantity of a buttload may vary from person to person. Therefore, if I can carry one brick, two bricks is a buttload of bricks. And a buttload squared of bricks is four bricks or a buzzillion bricks. (buttload x buttload = buzzillion)
This can be applied to anything and is a varying scale. If I can carry 100 marbles, then 101 marbles is a buttload and 101x101=10,201 makes a buzzillion marbles. A buttload of work may be influenced by emotional variables difficult to quantify or qualify. "I have a buttload of work to get done before lunch, and a buzzillion more before I can go home." |
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A large sum of money paid for an item. The builder in California charged you buttload more for this product than we will.
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