- TONS
- Heavy weights
- High weighs
- High weight
- Loads
- Lots of
- Truck loads
- So, so many
- So, so much
- Weight units
- Plenty
- More than enough
- Too many to count
- Oodles
- Oodles and oodles
- Scads
- A whole lot
- A whole slew
- Way more than enough
- Freight units
- Truckload, perhaps
- Heaps
- A lot
- They're short in the U.S. and long in the U.K.
- Units used to measure carloads
- Many
- Quite a bit
- A whole bunch
- Very much
- A good deal
- Barge load
- Sea cargo volume units
- Big weights
- Bunches and bunches
- Coal measures
- Lots and lots
- Fun units?
- Huge quantities
- Shipping units
- Cargo calculations
- Boatloads
- Large amount
- Great quantity
- Shipping weights
- Lots
- Quite a lot
- A passel
- Bunches
- Piles
- Loads (of)
- Cargo capacity units
- An awful lot
- Oceans
- Whole bunch
- Weight units for whales
- A heap
- Cargo weights
- Haulers' units
- A host (of)
- Large quantity
- Carload lots
- Zillions
- Jillions
- Great quantities
- Large quantities
- Freight weights
- To a great extent
- 2,000-pound measures
- Vast quantity
- Freight measures
- Weight measures for whales
- Billions and billions
- More than plenty
- Weights.
- Measures of weight.
- Units of weight.
- Units of volume for freight.
- Steel producer's concern.
- Units of displacement of ships.
- Units of freight volume.
- Ship's displacement units.
- Displacement units.
- Very large amount.
- Very large amounts: Colloq.
- Sixteen ___.” nyt 1956 TONS Large amounts: Colloq. nyt 1956 TONS Shiploads. nyt 1956 TONSOR Barber. nyt 1956 TONSORS Old-time barbers. nyt 1956 TONSURE Shaven crown. nyt 1956 TONTINE The ___," current novel.
- Displacement units, in a ship.
- Heaps: Colloq.
- Steel measures.
- You load sixteen ___ . . .
- Cargo units.
- Great deal: Colloq.
- Steel production units.
- Thousands of pounds.
- Many pounds.
- Units of displacement.
- Large supply.
- 2000 and 2240 lbs.
- Large amounts: Colloq.
- Great amounts
- Lots of pounds
- Short and long
- Sixteen ___
- Large amounts
- Gobs
- Kin of oodles
- Sixteen ___, Tennessee Ernie Ford hit
- Vast amount
- Sixteen ___, Ernie Ford hit
- Steel units
- A bundle
- A slew
- A huge amount
- Weigh station units
- Truck scale units
- A gazillion
- A load
- Loads and loads
- Rafts
- Cargo measures
- A bushelful
- Weights that may be "short" or "long"
- A great deal
- 'Sixteen _____' ('55 song)
- Sixteen ___ Tom Jones
- 16 ___ Tom Jones
- Heaps of CDs
- A considerable quantity
- A multitude
- Certain cargo measures
- 8,000 pounds, for four
- Coal quantities
- Copious amount
- Weight of the world
- Huge quantity
- Some cargo weights
- Cargo weights, perhaps
- A boatload
- 4,000 pounds, for two
- 6,000 pounds, for three
- A heck of a lot
- Cargo weight units
- Gobs and gobs
- Like, a huge amount
- These may be long or short
- Quintals upon quintals
- Weights for carloads
- Weight units for elephants
- 12,000 pounds = six ___
- Boxcar capacity units
- Cargo quantities
- Bricks quantities
- Large units of weight
- Railcar capacity measures
- Bajillions
- Units of 2,000 pounds
- Truck capacity units
- Aplenty
- Massive amounts
- 2,000-pound units
- Ginormous amounts
- A bunch
- Great weights
- Trucking units
