Synonyms of shitload

nounA large amount.

• abundanceA large quantity; many.
• battalion
• arseload UK, slangA large amount.
• assload US, slangA large amount.
• bellyload
• boatload slangA large quantity.
• brimfulA large amount.
• busloadThe amount that can fit on a bus.
• bucketful informalA large quantity.
• bucketloadA large amount.
• butt-tonA large amount.
• bumload UK, slangA large amount.
• cartloadAny large amount.
• crapflood slangA large amount.
• crapload slangA large amount, especially of something worthless.
• deal
• fuckload slang, vulgarAn indeterminate but large number.
• fuckton slang, vulgarA large amount.
• fuckwad slang, vulgarA large amount; a fuckload.
• gobA large amount.
• great deal
• hantle British, dialectalA considerable number or quantity; a great many; a great deal.
• heap
• hecatomb figuratively, literaryA great number of animals, people, or things that are sacrificed or destroyed; any great sacrifice; also (generally), a...
• helluvalotA very large amount.
• horseloadA large amount.
• lashings Ireland, UK
• loadA large number or amount.
• lot
• mampus British, dialectalA large number.
• manyA considerable number.
• mass
• metric fuckton slang, vulgarSynonym of metric shitload.
• metric shitload slang, vulgarA very large number or amount.
• mountain
• muckle Scotland
• multiplicityA large indeterminate number.
• multitude
• pile
• reamAn abstract large amount of something.
• shedload euphemistic, slangA shitload; a large amount.
• shitflood slang, vulgarA large amount.
• shitful slang, vulgarA tremendous quantity or amount.
• shitton slang, vulgarAn enormous amount.
• sightA great deal, a lot; frequently used to intensify a comparative.
• slewA large amount.
• spadeloads
• sum
• superfluxAn overabundance; a great amount.
• tonAny large, excessive, or overwhelming amount of anything.
• trainload slangA large amount.
• truckloadA large number.
• tun
• vaultful figurativelyA large amount.
• wagonloadA very large amount.
• buttload British, USAny large but unspecific amount.
• mickle Scotland, archaic