[see -FUL.] As much or as many as a cart will hold.
1399. Langl., Rich. Redeles, II. 158. Cauȝte of the kytes a cartfull at ones.
1453. Marg. Paston, Lett., I. 256. This day I have had inne ij. cartfull of hey.
1465. Mann. & Househ. Exp., 316. Payd for a cartfolle of charcolle vjs.
1651. Reliq. Wotton., 614 (R.). Wood … at twenty-five crowns the cart-full.
1863. J. Brown, Horæ Subs. (ed. 3), 143. A cartful of irrepressible youngsters.
