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sheetload 

A sheetload is what you refer to when you've had a bowel movement in bed, probably while you're asleep. Eventually you wake up and soon realize something’s wrong considering the mess and smell. If you aren't sleeping alone, your bedmate will abruptly bring it to your attention. There is no denying what happened. If you don't have a mattress pad, you now have a nasty stain on the mattress. If you sleep bare-assed, the mess is even worse. Sometimes occurs when you're in bed and go to cut a fart that turns out to be a wet one.
Burritos and beer. That's all it took. My girlfriend got home late and climbed into bed and immediately alerted me about the sheetload I'd dumped without even knowing it. What a fucking mess!
sheetload by Big Ed Moustapha April 5, 2010
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Sheetload 

A full spreadsheet of work to do!
Man! Rich, I have a sheetload of work to do today!
Sheetload by Adam David Doyle October 2, 2007

shitload 

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.
shitload by lightbulb March 14, 2004
Word of the Day on October 5, 2011

metric shitload 

A metric shitload is roughly 2.287 english shitloads.
I've got a metric shitload of stuff to get done this weekend
metric shitload by Twigman May 29, 2003

shitload of bullfuck 

Noun used to express extreme dislike of an object or situation. A favorite phrase of James Rolfe, the "Angry Video Game Nerd."
This game sucks ass! It's a shitload of bullfuck!
shitload of bullfuck by A.M.A. January 2, 2009

what a shitload of fuck 

common expression used by the angry video game nerd. Used to express anything extremely frustrating, confusing, annoying, or stupid
I remember playing ET on the Atari, I tell you, what a shitload of fuck
what a shitload of fuck by Destoroyah September 9, 2010

shedload 

British word meaning a large amount of something.
Let's go and paint the town red. I've got a shedload of money to spend.
shedload by wmem December 18, 2005
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