Shipload (noun)

1. A large quantity of goods that is loaded onto a ship for transport.
2. The amount of cargo that can be loaded onto a ship.

Origin:

The word comes from the words 'ship' and 'load', which have old english origins.

Examples:

1. The shipload of goods arrived at the port after a month-long journey.
2. The ship was designed to carry a shipload of 10,000 metric tons of oil.
3. The shipload of goods was inspected by the customs officials before being unloaded.
4. The ship was so heavily loaded that it was in danger of capsizing under the weight of the shipload.
5. The shipload of goods was unloaded onto the docks using cranes and forklifts.