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churchload

churchload noun: a quantity that fills a church; a churchful.

Noun

churchload (plural churchloads)

  1. A quantity that fills a church; a churchful.
    • And when I raised my eyes for the first time I really did see a throng of people, a massive churchload of them, and I faltered again, but only for a moment.2005, Paul Shepherd, Larry Woiwode, More Like Not Running Away

Forms of churchload

pluralchurchloads
alternative formchurch-load

Origin of churchload

From church + load.

Questions about churchload

What does churchload mean?
Churchload means a quantity that fills a church; a churchful.
What part of speech is churchload?
Churchload is a noun.
What is the plural of churchload?
The plural of churchload is churchloads.

Words near churchload in the dictionary

  1. churchliest
  2. churchlike
  3. churchliness
  4. churchling
  5. churchlings
  6. churchload
  7. churchloads
  8. churchly
  9. churchman
  10. churchmanly
  11. Churchmans

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