- shedloads
- UK [ˈʃedˌləʊdz] / US [ˈʃedˌloʊdz]
noun [plural] British informal
a lot of something, especially money
That new car of his must have cost shedloads.
Pearl Jam have won shedloads of music awards in their time.
English dictionary. 2014.
shedloads
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