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>>Mine does not include the word "magilla". I assume, from context, it means a whole boat-load?<<
There was a thread discussing Yiddish terms that have become common usage in English - look under Miscellany > Translations, for more.
Magilla, (or more correctly, "Megillah", means a long involved story or account <the whole megillah> (Webster)
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