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  • noun Plural form of bushel.

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Examples

  • Political campaigns traffic in bushels of b.s. all the time, but this site sets a new standard for pablum.

    All That Money and Nothing to Say - Swampland - TIME.com 2007

  • Fifteen years at KU resulted in bushels of triumphs and accolades but, ultimately, no meaningful jewelry for Williams.

    USATODAY.com - Kansas faithful wait on Williams' future 2003

  • Redd is right there, too — a solid scorer who tosses in bushels of bombs while doing it with accuracy.

    USATODAY.com - Pining for stats 2003

  • The Surrealism of Edward James, born into a world absolutely cluttered with expensive things and yearning to be free of their magnetism (when periodically overwhelmed by stuff that he accumulated, down to old matchboxes, he would simply have it all wrapped in bushels of tissue, packed in trunks and stored in a warehouse), has a blithe humor tinged with disdain that I sensed often in Las Pozas.

    Las Pozas: Edward James' fantasy stands tall in a jungle in Mexico 2000

  • The Surrealism of Edward James, born into a world absolutely cluttered with expensive things and yearning to be free of their magnetism (when periodically overwhelmed by stuff that he accumulated, down to old matchboxes, he would simply have it all wrapped in bushels of tissue, packed in trunks and stored in a warehouse), has a blithe humor tinged with disdain that I sensed often in Las Pozas.

    Las Pozas: Edward James' fantasy stands tall in a jungle in Mexico 2000

  • The Surrealism of Edward James, born into a world absolutely cluttered with expensive things and yearning to be free of their magnetism (when periodically overwhelmed by stuff that he accumulated, down to old matchboxes, he would simply have it all wrapped in bushels of tissue, packed in trunks and stored in a warehouse), has a blithe humor tinged with disdain that I sensed often in Las Pozas.

    Las Pozas: Edward James' fantasy stands tall in a jungle in Mexico 2000

  • The Surrealism of Edward James, born into a world absolutely cluttered with expensive things and yearning to be free of their magnetism (when periodically overwhelmed by stuff that he accumulated, down to old matchboxes, he would simply have it all wrapped in bushels of tissue, packed in trunks and stored in a warehouse), has a blithe humor tinged with disdain that I sensed often in Las Pozas.

    Las Pozas: Edward James' fantasy stands tall in a jungle in Mexico 2000

  • I found that your wheat acreage had changed only 1% but your wheat production in bushels was up 120%.

    Looking Ahead 1954

  • They think in bushels over rather a large part of America to-day.

    Through Glacier Park: Seeing America First with Howard Eaton 1916

  • PRODUCTION averages 40,000,000 bushels, which is not far short of one fourth of the total wheat export of the United States.

    Up To Date Business Home Study Circle Library Series (Volume II.) Various

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