Wiktionary
vb. To have something transported by truck.
Usage examples of "truck in".
Cincinnatus stuck close to the rear of the truck in front of him, and saw in his mirror the headlamps of the next White to the rear just behind him.
The copter pulled back and began peppering the third truck in line, its driver nearly losing control when the highway came to a slight curve.
Too, he knew how badly he had handled the great air-cushion truck in the past.
Even so, Ian stopped, put the truck in neutral, and switched into four-wheel drive.
She's chasing MC 4, but we've already lost sight of her truck in the dark.
At three o'clock this afternoon, these frightful men of mystery shot down the drivers and guard of an armored truck in the streets of Manhattan and took $250,000.
I barked at a particularly dim soul who tried to abandon his truck in the middle of the road, and started pointing and waving and making everybody get in gear, so to speak.
Somehow I got the window rolled up, but my hands were shaking so hard I liked to never have got my truck in reverse.
Brother Verber doesn't take any truck in women that want to get married but then refuse to say the vows where it makes them promise to love, honor, and obey.
Cincinnatus, who had been driving a truck in the CSA before the war broke out, thought about pointing his old job out to the damnyankee.
At that rate it would take just an even thousand G-years-five hundred Earth years-for the Mayflower to truck in top-soil for farms for our entire party.