tranter
noun
trant·er
-tə(r)
plural -s
dialectal, England
: one that does odd jobs of transporting or peddling usually with a horse and cart
Word History
Etymology
alteration of earlier trauenter, traunter, from Medieval Latin travetarius, perhaps from Latin transvectus (past participle of transvehere to carry across, transport, from trans- + vehere to carry) + -arius -ary
- three-way cross
- three-way lamp
- three-way switch
- three-wheeler
- three-wire generator
- three-wire system
- threed
- threefold
- threefold purchase
- threefold tackle
- threefolder
- threefoldest
- threeling
- threeness
- threenesses
- threep
- threeped
- threepence
- threepences
- threepennier
- threepennies
- threepenniest
- threepenny
- threepenny nail
- threepennyworth