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Definition of carrying
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Carrying
(n.) The act or
business
of
transporting
from one place to
another.
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Abduction
::
Abduction
(n.) The act of
abducing
or
abducting;
a
drawing
apart;
a
carrying
away.
Execution
::
Execution
(n.) The act of
executing;
a
carrying
into
effect
or to
completion;
performance;
achievement;
consummation;
as, the
execution
of a plan, a work, etc..
Two-decker
::
Two-decker
(n.) A
vessel
of war
carrying
guns on two
decks.
Stretcher
::
Stretcher
(n.) A
litter,
or
frame,
for
carrying
disabled,
wounded,
or dead
persons..
Hod
::
Hod (n.) A kind of
wooden
tray with a
handle,
borne on the
shoulder,
for
carrying
mortar,
brick,
etc..
Dooly
::
Dooly (n.) A kind of
litter
suspended
from men's
shoulders,
for
carrying
persons
or
things;
a
palanquin..
Camel
::
Camel (n.) A large
ruminant
used in Asia and
Africa
for
carrying
burdens
and for
riding.
The camel is
remarkable
for its
ability
to go a long time
without
drinking.
Its hoofs are
small,
and
situated
at the
extremities
of the toes, and the
weight
of the
animal
rests on the
callous.
The
dromedary
(Camelus
dromedarius)
has one bunch on the back, while the
Bactrian
camel (C.
Bactrianus)
has two. The
llama,
alpaca,
and
vicu–a,
of South
America,
belong
to a
related
genus
(Auchenia)..
Provection
::
Provection
(n.) A
carrying
forward,
as of a final
letter,
to a
following
word; as, for
example,
a
nickname
for an
ekename..
Fund
::
Fund (n.) An
aggregation
or
deposit
of
resources
from which
supplies
are or may be drawn for
carrying
on any work, or for
maintaining
existence..
Gerent
::
Gerent
(a.)
Bearing;
carrying.
Seventy-four
::
Seventy-four
(n.) A naval
vessel
carrying
seventy-four
guns.
Pocketbook
::
Pocketbook
(n.) A small book or case for
carrying
papers,
money,
etc., in the
pocket;
also, a
notebook
for the
pocket..
Important
::
Important
(v. t.)
Carrying
or
possessing
weight
or
consequence;
of
valuable
content
or
bearing;
significant;
weighty.
Convey
::
Convey
(v. t.) To cause to pass from one place or
person
to
another;
to serve as a
medium
in
carrying
(anything)
from one place or
person
to
another;
to
transmit;
as, air
conveys
sound;
words
convey
ideas..
Bear
::
Bear (v. i.) To
suffer,
as in
carrying
a
burden..
Performance
::
Performance
(n.) The act of
performing;
the
carrying
into
execution
or
action;
execution;
achievement;
accomplishment;
representation
by
action;
as, the
performance
of an
undertaking
of a
duty..
Carboy
::
Carboy
(n.) A
large,
globular
glass
bottle,
esp. one of green
glass,
inclosed
in
basket
work or in a box, for
protection;
-- used
commonly
for
carrying
corrosive
liquids;
as
sulphuric
acid, etc..
Header
::
Header
(n.) In
framing,
the piece of
timber
fitted
between
two
trimmers,
and
supported
by them, and
carrying
the ends of the
tailpieces..
Conveyor
::
Conveyor
(n.) A
contrivance
for
carrying
objects
from place to
place;
esp., one for
conveying
grain,
coal, etc., -- as a
spiral
or screw
turning
in a pipe or
trough,
an
endless
belt with
buckets,
or a truck
running
along a
rope..
Ton
::
Ton (n.) Forty cubic feet of
space,
being the unit of
measurement
of the
burden,
or
carrying
capacity,
of a
vessel;
as a
vessel
of 300 tons
burden..
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