The phrase "a load of extra" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or incomplete.
It could be used in contexts where someone is referring to an excessive amount of something additional, but it lacks clarity without further context.
Example: "I can't believe they added a load of extra fees to the bill."
Alternatives: "a bunch of extra" or "a lot of extra".
"Cramming a load of extra activities or work experience in is just piling on extra stress.
Because they can require lengthy negotiation involving buyers, sellers and banks, they often linger among the real estate listings — a load of extra inventory that brokers say dampens prices.
The plane on a fight from Thailand to Kuwait had been commandeered over the southern Arabian Gulf and forced to land at Iran's Mashhad airport, where it apparently took on a load of extra hijackers, weapons and ammunition.
The bigger and more monstrously profitable club culture has become, the more festivals have seen the obvious appeal in slapping a load of extra names on the bill, safe in the knowledge the production costs will only extend to a pair of CDJs and the odd strobe here or there.
The film is newly available on DVD in high-definition with a load of extras, including a reprint of Vilmorin's novella, from the Criterion Collection.
A 'Hulkamania' collector's edition will be available with a boat load of extras including a piece of ring canvas from Monday Night RAW.
Be sure to brush up on a few dozen of their 700+ indigenous languages, and pack a shit load of extra-strength DEET! 2. Relive the adventure-drama of Werner Herzog's masterpiece film Fitzcarraldo, by taking a 10-day old-school houseboat river cruise up some of the most remote parts of the Amazon River.
One scene they shot was of a boat load of extras arriving at Bedloe's Island and goint into the Statue of Liberty.
Then you charge the customer a load of money to receive the extra television.
You're paying quite a bit more than a regular drive, especially with the Kingston, but you're also getting a butt-load of extra performance (comparison).
To counter the increased load of extra traffic, the council announced the replacement of the cast-iron balustrades with low box-girder structures.
