coachload
noun
coach·load ˈkōch-ˌlōd 
plural coachloads
British
: a large group of people that fills a large bus
Two coachloads of students from North-East universities will join a march through the capital. 
Northern Echo, 20 Nov. 2012
Northern Echo, 20 Nov. 2012
Word History
First Known Use
1930, in the meaning defined above
- trivialisation
- trivialisations
- trivialise
- trivialised
- trivialises
- trivialising
- trivialisms
- trivialist
- trivialists
- trivialities
- triviality
- trivialization
- trivializations
- trivialize
- trivialized
- trivializes
- trivializing
- trivialler
- triviallest
- triviallier
- trivialliest
- trivially
- trivialness
- trivium
- trivoltine