trucked
SayTRUKT/tɹʌkt/
- 1Simple past and past participle of truck. Use this form for moving something by truck at an earlier time.
They trucked the cattle to market before sunrise.
Workers trucked the gravel up the hill all day.
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- 2Brought somewhere by truck instead of by train, boat, or plane.
We bought trucked apples because the rail line was closed.
The trucked water cost more than the local supply.
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trucked is a form of truck
truck, verb: To move goods from one place to another using a truck. Full entry
- Spelling
- truck → trucked: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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