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armload

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arm·load  (ärmld)
n.
The amount that can be carried in one arm or both arms: an armload of laundry.
Translations
armload [ˈɑːrmləʊd] n (= armful) → brassée f
He was carrying an armload of books
BUT Il avait des livres plein les bras.


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She said McNeill was a good uncle and father who came to see her daughter in the hospital with an armload of baby items right after she was born earlier this year.
Wear them with armloads of sparkly crystal bracelets for a look that is hot enough for the most upscale nightclub in town.
The wife had to panic and rush up and down the hillside brandishing an armload of metal stakes and old electric fencing tape to map out the border of our land up against our neighbours.
 
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