roadful

noun

1. Enough to fill a road.

   “Now, in those suburbs where cheap trains and cheap trams are having most influence, you may see farms being covered with houses, not by pairs or by half-dozens, but by roadsful and by hundreds.”

   “The skidder moves about four times a day, cleaning up eight roadsful of logs.”

   “The English, in particular, appear to enjoy consuming Minis by roadfuls and Mediterranean sun by the thermful.”

   “One could visualize the bursting of mailbags and the roadfuls of snarled trucks hard by the sagging loading docks.”

   “Turning at the café, I was held up by a roadful of cows, changing pasture at a pace that would not excite anyone’s milk.”