Wiktionary
n. The load carried by a van.
Usage examples of "vanload".
To avoid suspicion, we had decided to make it look as if we were a vanload of friends turning up with six-packs of beer and big bags of fun-size Mars bars.
McDade was amazed late that afternoon when he was already summoned to the WHCA office on the fifth floor of the OEOB to sign for a vanload of equipment.
There was a bad wreck on Sunset, and the paramedics are bringing in a vanload of kids.
There was a vanload of us left Limerick and a squad combing the place inside of ninety minutes that night.
We went to the storage warehouse and sent three or four vanloads of the rubbish to the auctioneer.
A sudden thunderstorm had been responsible for a motorway pile-up (no, the stupid bloody drivers were to blame for that, but right now that wasn't important), and as a result a vanload of poisonous snakes had crashed and the reptiles were on the loose.