Definition of gruntload
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Other terms relating to 'many, much, lots ':
Definitions include: used to indicate an extreme condition or an excessive amount. Definitions include: many. Definitions include: large quantities of drugs. Definitions include: used to indicate an extreme condition or an excessive amount. Definitions include: a large amount. Definitions include: a lot of. Definitions include: used after a word as an intensifier or just for flair. Definitions include: a lot of, "loads of" Definitions include: a very large number. Definitions include: with a large amount or number present. Definitions include: lots of. Definitions include: a lot of; a large amount of something. Definitions include: the majority. Definitions include: many or much. Definitions include: a large quantity or amount.
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Definitions include: to masturbate. Definitions include: generally displeasing; "whack "; "messed up ". Definitions include: the event in which a DJ is playing records ("spinning ") and doesn't properly match beat tempos while transitioning ("crossfading") from one track to another. Definitions include: at the forefront. Definitions include: a gentle person or animal. Definitions include: "penis". Definitions include: missing or misplaced. Definitions include: to make a 180 . Definitions include: I'm leaving/going. Definitions include: to fall asleep.
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