trucked

1. 1
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of truck.

   The harvest was trucked across three states to reach the cannery.

   Crews trucked tons of debris away after the flood.

   Note

   One spelling serves every meaning of the verb, from hauling freight to the US and Canadian slang for pressing on regardless. Only the transitive uses, conveying something by truck or the slang of fighting someone, can turn passive (the harvest was trucked in). The intransitive ones, such as driving, traveling or enduring, take have alone: they had trucked on through the night, never were trucked on. Film crews use it for a camera moving alongside its subject.

2. 2
   adjective

   Carried or delivered from one place to another by truck.

   Trucked produce often arrives fresher than rail-shipped goods in remote towns.

   Most of the trucked freight reached the depot ahead of schedule.

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