truck¹ /truk/

1. An open railway wagon for goods
2. A trolley
3. A bogie
4. A low flat barrow
5. A small two-wheeled barrow with a turned-up front
6. A steerable axle on a skateboard
7. A motor vehicle of heavier construction than a car, designed for the transportation of commodities, or often a specific commodity
8. A lorry (chiefly N American)
9. A small or solid wheel
10. A cap at the top of a mast or flagstaff
11. A jazz dance, orig and esp of the 1930s, using a rhythmic strutting walk (US sl)

1. To work as a truck driver (chiefly N American)
2. To dance the truck (see n above) (US sl)
3. To walk in an affectedly lounging style with loping strides, the body laid back from the hips (US sl)

1. To convey by truck
2. To put on a truck

truckˈage noun

1. Carriage by truck
2. Charge for carriage by truck
3. Supply of trucks

truckˈer or truckˈman noun (chiefly N American)

A lorry driver

truckˈie noun (Aust and NZ informal)

A lorry driver

truckˈing noun

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