truck¹ /truk/

1. An open railway wagon for goods
2. A trolley
3. A bogie
4. A low flat barrow
5. A small two-wheeled barrow with a turned-up front
6. A steerable axle on a skateboard
7. A motor vehicle of heavier construction than a car, designed for the transportation of commodities, or often a specific commodity
8. A lorry (chiefly N American)
9. A small or solid wheel
10. A cap at the top of a mast or flagstaff
11. A jazz dance, orig and esp of the 1930s, using a rhythmic strutting walk (US sl)

1. To work as a truck driver (chiefly N American)
2. To dance the truck (see n above) (US sl)
3. To walk in an affectedly lounging style with loping strides, the body laid back from the hips (US sl)

1. To convey by truck
2. To put on a truck

truckˈage noun

1. Carriage by truck
2. Charge for carriage by truck
3. Supply of trucks

truckˈer or truckˈman noun (chiefly N American)

A lorry driver

truckˈie noun (Aust and NZ informal)

A lorry driver

truckˈing noun

truckˈload noun

1. The amount carried in a truck
2. (usu in pl) large quantities (of) (informal)

truck stop noun (N American)

A transport café

truck² /truk/

1. To exchange
2. To barter
3. To pay in goods

1. To traffic
2. To have dealings
3. To barter
4. To bargain
5. To potter about
6. To do nothing (slang)
7. To move along, make progress generally (slang)
8. To persevere (slang)

1. Exchange of goods
2. Barter
3. Payment in goods
4. (Scot trock or troke) dealings, intercourse
5. A small job, chore
6. Small goods (informal)
7. Rubbish (informal)
8. Fresh vegetables, market-garden produce (esp US)

truckˈage noun

Barter

truckˈer noun

1. Someone who trucks
2. A market-gardener (US)

truckˈing noun

truckˈ-farm noun (US)

A market-garden

truckˈ-farmer noun

truckˈ-farming noun

truck shop noun (historical)

A shop operated by employers in which their workers were obliged to buy goods

truck system noun

The practice of paying workers in goods instead of money, forbidden by the Truck Acts, 1831, etc

have no truck with (informal)

To have nothing to do with

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