basketful (noun)

1. During the Great Depression, people would sell basketfuls of produce in order to make ends meet.

2. In the movie, a character carries a basketful of flowers to propose to his love interest.

3. The followers of the deity offered a basketful of fruits and flowers at the temple as a sign of devotion.

4. The superhero's sidekick always carries a basketful of gadgets to assist in their crime-fighting.