L56
The amount of wood a person can carry in both arms: “We’re out of firewood—I’ll just get in a ________.”
| ARMFUL | 522 |
| ARMLOAD | 304 |
| NR | 76 |
| LOAD | 73 |
| TURN | 59 |
| BUNDLE | 10 |
| HANDFUL | 5 |
| ARM OF WOOD | 3 |
| TURN OF WOOD | 3 |
| DOUBLE ARMFUL | 2 |
| FEW STICKS | 2 |
| LOAD OF WOOD | 2 |
| APOLIMA | 1 |
| ARMLOAD FULL | 1 |
| ARMLOAD OF WOOD | 1 |
| BATCH | 1 |
| BUNCH | 1 |
| CORD | 1 |
| COUPLE OF ARMFULS | 1 |
| COUPLE OF HANDFULS | 1 |
| COUPLE OF LOGS | 1 |
| FEW LOGS | 1 |
| HEAP | 1 |
| LIGHT LOAD | 1 |
| LOG OR TWO | 1 |
| NIGHT-STACK | 1 |
| ONE TURN | 1 |
| PART OF A LOAD | 1 |
| PASSLE OF WOOD | 1 |
| PIECE OF A ARMFUL | 1 |
| SHIRTTAIL | 1 |
| SMALL SKIMPTION | 1 |
| STICK | 1 |
| THREE TIERS | 1 |
| TWO TURNS | 1 |
| WHOLE ARMFUL | 1 |
| WOOD-STOVE LENGTH | 1 |
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