Bushel is a measurement unit that corresponds to an amount of weight or volume of dry ingredients. Some synonyms for bushel include peck, sack, basket, and bag. These terms can be used to describe a specific amount of produce such as fruits, vegetables, or grains. For example, a peck of apples would represent roughly 10-12 pounds of the fruit. A sack of potatoes could weigh between 50-100 pounds depending on the size of the bag. A basket of tomatoes may contain anywhere from 20-30 pounds of the fruit. Other synonyms for bushel could include bundle, crate, or bin, which all describe quantities of produce that are commonly sold or measured.