noun

• The amount that can be carried with one arm or in both arms.

  ‘The winners of the 14-hour endurance race get around all of the Magic Kingdom's attractions in a single day and take home several armloads of valuable Disney merchandise.’

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  • ‘I stood with arms raised while the gang members bolted around the room, scooping up armloads of jewelry and gold, before taking flight out the back door.’
  • ‘Several men started up the side of the cliff toward the top - carrying armloads of ropes cut from the rows of playground swings.’
  • ‘Moving the contents of your apartment down three flights of stairs one armload at a time is boring, to say the least.’
  • ‘On an October 2003 trip I observed visitors leaving with armloads of souvenir rocks that they had removed from the building.’