= roll-wagon, n.

A low cart without sides used for carrying heavy loads: esp. that used by brewers.

A kind of low cart: = trolley, n. 1. local.

= sense 3a 1b.

A flat four-wheeled wagon used for conveying goods.

A wheeled vehicle for carrying heavy weights; variously applied. A small barrow, with two stout low wheels and a projecting plate or lip in front…

Locally applied to a low cart of various kinds, e.g. a costermonger's cart; at Yarmouth, a narrow cart or sledge adapted for the ‘rows’ or narrow…

A low, flat cart, typically two-wheeled and with the sides consisting only of poles, used for carrying hay, corn, etc., over fields or uneven ground.

A long flat wagon without sides running on four low wheels. Also, a truck or wagon used on railways or tramways.

a low four-wheeled flatcar (flatcar n. at flat, adj. adv.n.3 compounds 2), used esp. for transporting heavy articles.

= platform car n.

a Yarmouth trolley (see 1).

A low-bodied, crank-axled cart, used for carrying heavy articles, livestock, etc.

A large four-wheeled dray or cart without sides. local.

A truck or wagon formerly used for transporting cannon (obsolete). Also, a large dray; a lorry; a bus.

A flat wagon; = rulley, n.

In various technical uses. = float, n. 14.

Chiefly Canadian regional (Newfoundland and Maritime Provinces). A long, four-wheeled wagon or cart pulled by horses or oxen, having a low-slung…