barrow¹ /barˈō/

1. A small usu hand-propelled cart for carrying a load
2. A larger cart, with two or four wheels, from which goods are sold in the street
3. A similar structure without any wheels, to be carried by two people

barrow boy noun

A street trader with wares displayed on a barrow

barrˈowload noun

1. As much as a barrow will hold
2. A great amount

barrˈow-tram noun

The shaft of a barrow

barrow² /barˈō/

1. A hill or hillock (obsolete except in place names)
2. An ancient earth-built grave-mound, tumulus

barrow³ /barˈō/ (now only dialect)

A castrated boar

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