trundle
verb | /trundle/
to move slowly and heavily, typically with a rattling or rumbling sound; to push or pull something on wheels
trundle
verb | /trundle/
Advanced WordsMEDIUMto move slowly and heavily, typically with a rattling or rumbling sound; to push or pull something on wheels
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"The old, wooden cart began to trundle down the cobblestone road, its wheels protesting loudly with every rotation."
"After dinner, they trundled the heavy garbage bins to the curb for pickup."
"After a long shift, the tired worker watched the last subway train trundle into the station."
Mnemonic Trick
Trundle → "Truck + Bundle" → A truck moving slowly with a heavy bundle.
Etymology
From Middle English trondelen meaning “to roll around”, related to trindle (a small wheel). Origin dates back to early 16th century.
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