SHITLOAD.
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shitload
In Software Engineering, an IEEE recognized standardized unit. The number of instances of a problem that must occur in an area/component that falls outside your area of ownership - usually 1 such occurrence qualifies as a shitload. If the problem occurs in your own area, the multiplier is 100x as any instance is obviously warranted and is merely providing good data.
Brett, your Assert fired once in an overnight test pass loop I ran on my machine. That's a shitload of hits! Pls fix ASAP! Thanks!
shitload by thedarkknightgoestobed February 6, 2018
Shitload
(Colloquial) The amount of cow manure that will fit in the bed of a 3/4 ton pickup. For fresh, wet, stinking manure, this would be 750 pounds. For dry manure, something less, perhaps 500 pounds.
Shitload by OldFskingGeek August 18, 2013
shitload
A quantifier for people, signifiyng either one or many of them, in terms of a sizable degree of shittiness.
Shitload
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.
Smartass: Impossible. Milk cannot be split into any value other than milk. Your argument is invalid.
Shitload by Anchovies123 January 24, 2012
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