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Slang for "a lot of"

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English people seem to say "loads of..."

In L.A., you have a "gang of..." or "a grip of..." whatever.

What about where you are?

Actually I don't use those slang terms, but I hear the homies I run into here and there talking like that. I think.

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s*^% load

a bunch

a pile

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" a ton of "

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mechatakusan (according to my brother)

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a chuffin lot

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
English people seem to say "loads of..."

In L.A., you have a "gang of..." or "a grip of..." whatever.

What about where you are?

Actually I don't use those slang terms, but I hear the homies I run into here and there talking like that. I think.
So you can eat a gang of pancakes in the morning....weird 😛

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Oodles

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A whole heap

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pronounced "boo coo" but I think spelled something French-ish like boucoup, as in *He has boucoup bucks.*

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
pronounced "boo coo" but I think spelled something French-ish like boucoup, as in *He has boucoup bucks.*
i think you mean buku, which I believe is Vietnamese.

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Originally posted by Derfel Cadarn
i think you mean buku, which I believe is Vietnamese.
The Vietnamese borrowed the word from the French beaucoup . 😕

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
The Vietnamese borrowed the word from the French beaucoup . 😕
how come when people 'borrow' words, they never give them back?

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A truck load.

😀

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alotta

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Originally posted by epic0002
alotta
Ha, that reminds me of:

A whole lot of Rosie!

😵