pant load
n.— «On line four I have holding for you, that ridiculous pant load for brains, lacking in all writing skills or sense of financial reason, from the Denver Business News, weighing in with an I.Q. of 37.» —by Steve Baker Pushing Water Uphill with a Rake Oct., 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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