Slang for "a lot of"

Originally posted by huckleberryhound
So you can eat a gang of pancakes in the morning....weird 😛

Originally posted by mlprior
Ha, that reminds me of:

A whole lot of Rosie!

😵

shedloads

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.

buckets full of ...

Generally hear loads or lots used. Although I like to throw in the occasional Oodles or Gaggle, just for fun.

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Bees, a lots of bees

Originally posted by bbarr
My students say "hella", as in:

"My grade was hella lame in that philosophy course, though I did hella work and expected hella points on the exam".

Hella versatile adjective, apparently.

Mondo
Or has anyone said that yet?
That would be mondo bad.

Many! 😏

Originally posted by mikelom
Many! 😏

An arse full a...
Cats and dogs (when talking about a lot of rain)

"Pure hunners"

Spoken in a high-pitched, nasal squeak by trackie wearing, socks-pulled-up-over-the-trouser-cuffs, Buckfast drinking, Glaswegian wee Ned bastards.

Originally posted by nige22
Buckfast drinking