haul
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3.3
- noun
- /hɔl/
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captura
- The fisherman was thrilled with his impressive haul of fresh tuna today.
- seals per haul
- seine hauls
- a trap haul
I've considered doing a haul, like a toy haul.
- I've considered doing a haul, like a toy haul.
- And that's a pretty good haul from today.
- Hey you guys, I have a drugstore haul for you all.
- That is my haul from Volta and Michael's.
- Maybe maybe someday we'll do a full seed haul tour.
- So that is my haul from the sample sale.
- I mean, this is the whole grocery haul, OK?
- All right, so today we have a huge haul, massive haul.
- I thought I'd give you a brief little grocery haul, really quick, fun thing.
- And today I'm going to be doing a big haul, everything from fashion to shoes.
- But in my recent PR haul, I mentioned this like wheel eyeliner.
Examples
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And that's a pretty good haul from today.
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I was holding this hoping to have a bigger haul by spring.
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So that is a really good, really good haul from that first plant.
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All right, so today we have a huge haul, massive haul.
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You get a good haul from that last house?
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What a haul, 11 states in three days.
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So that is my haul from the sample sale.
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Well, this is quite a haul.
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The haul of winter clothing was a godsend.
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The four boxes they lugged in were only part of the total haul from the boat.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
128
1.0
The things taken, for example fish or animals
64
7.9
The number of animals someone catches when hunting or fishing
4
3.6
The amount of people or goods a ship can carry
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Etymology
Haul for a quantity comes from an old French word haler meaning 'to pull'. Fishermen used it when they pulled large nets into their boats, so a 'haul' became the amount you pull in at one time.