Crossword clues for carting
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cart \Cart\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Carted; p. pr. & vb. n. Carting.]
To carry or convey in a cart.
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To expose in a cart by way of punishment.
She chuckled when a bawd was carted.
--Prior.
Wiktionary
n. The transporting of someone in a cart through the streets as part of a public punishment or humiliation. vb. (present participle of cart English)
WordNet
n. the work of carting [syn: cartage]
Wikipedia
Carting is a dog sport or activity in which a dog (usually a large breed) pulls a Dogcart filled with supplies, such as farm goods or firewood, but sometimes pulling people. Carting as a sport is also known as dryland mushing and is practiced all around the world, often to keep winter sled dogs in competition form during the off-season. (Note that the term " dogcart" is primarily used to mean a particular type of light horse-drawn vehicle.)
Usage examples of "carting".
Followed by Atlee and Pelwin, who were silent, and carting the many packages, Sandersham headed for the elevator, his lips set tight, his eyes staring ahead as though they were picturing the future.
Tony unloaded his birds, carting his pigeons in cage by cage for banding, barely paying attention.
Carting the beat-up old briefcase, Paul Schumann was walking north through the Tiergarten.
Unlike the buildings in the town square, the doors to the three warehouses that stand behind the river wharfs are all open, and lancers are carting out some provisions-and blades.
In some areas late straw was stooked to dry, and Anna saw workmen pitching stooks onto the wagons and carting them to great open-sided barns.
Then I'd tell House just enough so he'd be waiting for Von Horst, and while he was carting Von Horst off to the calaboose, I'd use the plan to help myself to a couple of generous handfuls of the Crown Jewels and finally get around to building me a tabernacle worthy of my preaching talents.
Then he went from cardboard box to cardboard box selecting back issues, and within minutes he left the office carting twenty old issues of the magazine under one arm.
But once they'd finished crawling through every nook and cranny of the repair bases and parts storage depots and asteroid smelters, and inspecting the contents of the magazines, and carting off samples of the latest Peep computer hardware, the Star Kingdom really hadn't had all that much use for the base.
The gimmicks, the flex, the hair-dryers, the bits and pieces: was that all a lovely cover for carting in some daft conjuring set for eavesdropping?
Sam Hayward threshing—Billings and Bass carting earth and seaweed and liming the compost.
Quickly, the northmen struck their camps, carting their equipment to the shore in a long but orderly procession.
It hadn't been all that bad once they got pack animals to take the weight instead of carting it on their own backs, but Roger had brought over nine thousand rounds down with him, which had represented a pretty severe case of overkill .
It hadn't been all that bad once they got pack animals to take the weight instead of carting it on their own backs, but Roger had brought over nine thousand rounds down with him, which had represented a pretty severe case of overkill .
But they hadn't asked his opinion and so the Boy, who though younger had hired on two months before Heck, was still a trooper while Trenton Heck had netted eighty-seven dollars last month carting old washing machines and water softeners to the Hammond Creek dump.
Probably just some DUI that the state trooper was carting off to jail.