verb
trundle
TRUN-duhl/ˈtrʌndl/
To move or make something move slowly and heavily, usually on wheels.
The woman trundles a heavy cart along the path.
Etymology
The noun named a small, heavy wheel used to support weight. The verb first described rolling something along a surface, an image retained in the sense of moving slowly and heavily.
In context
I'm thinking the best thing I can do is to trundle the old lady down to my mother
More examples
- She trundled the suitcase across the station.
- An old bus trundled past the shops.
- He was trundling a wheelbarrow toward the shed.
Forms
trundle · trundles · trundled · trundling