rough+cart
1cart\ away — • cart off • cart away v informal To take away, often with force or with rough handling or behavior. The police carted the rioters off to jail. When Bobby wouldn t eat his supper, his mother carted him away to bed …
2cart\ off — • cart off • cart away v informal To take away, often with force or with rough handling or behavior. The police carted the rioters off to jail. When Bobby wouldn t eat his supper, his mother carted him away to bed …
3cart track — n a narrow road with a rough surface, usually on a farm …
4cart|way — «KAHRT WAY», noun. a way along which carts may pass, often too rough and narrow for larger vehicles …
5cart road — rough road or path; track …
6cart track — noun any road or path affording passage especially a rough one • Syn: ↑track, ↑cartroad • Hypernyms: ↑road, ↑route • Hyponyms: ↑portage, ↑trail * * * ˈcart track …
7cart — n. & v. n. 1 a strong vehicle with two or four wheels for carrying loads, usu. drawn by a horse. 2 a light vehicle for pulling by hand. 3 a light vehicle with two wheels for driving in, drawn by a single horse. v.tr. 1 convey in or as in a cart.… …
8rough music — Under a variety of local names and differing methods, rough music was the main customary way in which members of a community expressed displeasure at transgressions of societal norms, usually, but not exclusively, concerned with sexual and… …
9cart off — or[cart away] {v.}, {informal} To take away, often with force or with rough handling or behavior. * /The police carted the rioters off to jail./ * /When Bobby wouldn t eat his supper, his mother carted him away to bed./ …
10cart off — or[cart away] {v.}, {informal} To take away, often with force or with rough handling or behavior. * /The police carted the rioters off to jail./ * /When Bobby wouldn t eat his supper, his mother carted him away to bed./ …
