Cart
Cart verb - To support and take from one place to another.
Usage example: carted a knapsack filled with books from class to class
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Synonyms for Cart
Pack
Pack verb - To support and take from one place to another.
Usage example: remember to pack several changes of clothing
How words are described
| old | old cart | old pack |
| full | full cart | full pack |
| fast | fast cart | fast pack |
| single | single cart | single pack |
| Other adjectives: empty, heavy, small, actual, entire, large, huge, little, new, hot, former, larger, flying, next, available, giant, exploding. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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This may be explained by the fact that unlike the vast majority of ghosts Vigo and Gozer are at least semi-corporeal and, as we saw with the maid cart while they where initially catching slimer, a tightly focused stream from a proton pack can be highly destructive.
Source: Film / Ghostbusters (1984) - The Inca did invent the wheel - it has been found on children's toys, however due to the geography of where they lived they weren't feasible to use when transporting goods, pack animals (llamas) were better carrying them on the narrow mountain pathways than a cart would have been.
Source: Inventing the Wheel -
When Pat The NES Punk discovers a gold Nintendo World Championship '90 cart in a game bundle the Nerd bought, the Nerd tries to trade it back for some very common/pack-in games, such as Combat for Atari 2600 and Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt for the NES.
Source: Comically Small Bribe
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