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Definition of freight
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Freight
(n.) That with which
anything
in
fraught
or laden for
transportation;
lading;
cargo,
especially
of a ship, or a car on a
railroad,
etc.; as, a
freight
of
cotton;
a full
freight..
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Laden
::
Laden (p. & a.)
Loaded;
freighted;
burdened;
as, a laden
vessel;
a laden
heart..
Freighter
::
Freighter
(n.) A
vessel
used
mainly
to carry
freight.
Demurrage
::
Demurrage
(n.) The
detention
of a
vessel
by the
freighter
beyond
the time
allowed
in her
charter
party for
loading,
unloading,
or
sailing..
Wagon
::
Wagon (n.) A
wheeled
carriage;
a
vehicle
on four
wheels,
and
usually
drawn by
horses;
especially,
one used for
carrying
freight
or
merchandise..
Depot
::
Depot (n.) A
railway
station;
a
building
for the
accommodation
and
protection
of
railway
passengers
or
freight.
Bottomry
::
Bottomry
(n.) A
contract
in the
nature
of a
mortgage,
by which the owner of a ship, or the
master
as his
agent,
hypothecates
and binds the ship (and
sometimes
the
accruing
freight)
as
security
for the
repayment
of money
advanced
or lent for the use of the ship, if she
terminates
her
voyage
successfully.
If the ship is lost by
perils
of the sea, the
lender
loses the
money;
but if the ship
arrives
safe, he is to
receive
the money lent, with the
interest
or
premium
stipulated,
although
it may, and
Freight
::
Freight
(n.) The sum paid by a party
hiring
a ship or part of a ship for the use of what is thus
hired.
Barcon
::
Barcon
(n.) A
vessel
for
freight;
-- used in
Mediterranean.
Freighter
::
Freighter
(n.) One
employed
in
receiving
and
forwarding
freight.
Lading
::
Lading
(n.) That which lades or
constitutes
a load or
cargo;
freight;
burden;
as, the
lading
of a
ship..
Mogul
::
Mogul (n.) A heavy
locomotive
for
freight
traffic,
having
three pairs of
connected
driving
wheels
and a
two-wheeled
truck..
Moses
::
Moses (n.) A large
flatboat,
used in the West
Indies
for
taking
freight
from shore to
ship..
Freight
::
Freight
(n.) That with which
anything
in
fraught
or laden for
transportation;
lading;
cargo,
especially
of a ship, or a car on a
railroad,
etc.; as, a
freight
of
cotton;
a full
freight..
Affreighter
::
Affreighter
(n.) One who hires or
charters
a ship to
convey
goods.
Freighter
::
Freighter
(n.) One who loads a ship, or one who
charters
and loads a
ship..
Freight
::
Freight
(n.)
Freight
transportation,
or
freight
line..
Overfreighted
::
Overfreighted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Overfreigh.
Tramway
::
Tramway
(n.) A
railway
laid in the
streets
of a town or city, on which cars for
passengers
or for
freight
are drawn by
horses;
a horse
railroad..
Flatboat
::
Flatboat
(n.) A boat with a flat
bottom
and
square
ends; -- used for the
transportation
of bulky
freight,
especially
in
shallow
waters..
Station
::
Station
(n.) A
regular
stopping
place in a stage road or
route;
a place where
railroad
trains
regularly
come to a
stand,
for the
convenience
of
passengers,
taking
in fuel,
moving
freight,
etc..
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