trundler

I'll just rev up the load-bed trundler and secure those supplies.

The porthand didn't bother to confirm, but smartly guided the trundler onto the ship, across the main cabin and down the corridor.

The currant-eyed landlady, Mrs Seager - the late Seager had been a trundler of barrels in a bar - was in her kitchen, moving about.

In this capacity he was described by the East Charlton Tribune as a 'trundler' who sometimes 'disturbed the peace' of his opponents' 'timberyard' and, very occasionally, scored a few runs.

From the boundary Sarfraz looked like a medium paced trundler, but he was "as strong as a cart-horse" and his powerful upper body and good action allowed him to bowl at a fast-medium pace.

A trolley (shopping cart, carriage, trundler, wagon, basket, buggy) is a cart supplied by a shop, especially supermarkets, for use by customers inside the shop for transport of merchandise to the check-out counter during shopping.

If one who remembered his webgoods and tealofts were to ask of a hooper for whose it was the storks were quitting Aquileyria, this trundler would not wot; if other who joined faith when his depth charge bombed our barrel spillway were to - !