crookedload
nounUK /ˈkrʊkɪd ləʊd/
US /ˈkrʊkɪd loʊd/
A crookedload is a pile of things that is leaning and not stacked straight.
The boy laughed when his tower of blocks turned into a crookedload.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A load of goods that is packed unevenly so it tilts to one side.
The cart tipped over because it carried a crookedload of boxes.
3. A messy, unbalanced amount of work that feels too heavy to carry.
After the holiday, she came back to a crookedload of emails.
4. A playful word for a clumsy, off-balance bundle of things.
He carried a crookedload of laundry up the stairs and dropped a sock.