trol·ley also trol·ly 
(trŏlē)
(trŏlē)n. pl. trol·leys also trol·lies
1. A streetcar.
2. A device that collects electric current from an underground conductor, an overhead wire, or a third rail and transmits it to the motor of an electric vehicle.
3. A small truck or car operating on a track and used in a mine, quarry, or factory for conveying materials.
4. A wheeled carriage, cage, or basket that is suspended from and travels on an overhead track.
5. Chiefly British A light cart designed to be moved by hand.
tr. & intr.v. trol·leyed, trol·ley·ing, trol·leys also trol·lied (-lēd) or trol·ly·ing or trol·lies (-lēz)
To convey (passengers) or travel by trolley.
[Probably from TROLL1.]
- through-composed
- throughly
- throughout
- throughput
- through rose-colored glasses
- throughway
- throughway
- throve
- throw
- throw a bone
- throw a curve ball
- throw away
- throwaway
- throw back
- throwback
- throw cold water on
- thrower
- throw for a loop
- throw hat into the ring
- throw in
- throw-in
- throw in the sponge
- throw in the towel
- throw in the towel/sponge
- throw light on