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Definition of freight
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Freight
(a.)
Employed
in the
transportation
of
freight;
having
to do with
freight;
as, a
freight
car..
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Depot
::
Depot (n.) A
railway
station;
a
building
for the
accommodation
and
protection
of
railway
passengers
or
freight.
Freightage
::
Freightage
(n.)
Charge
for
transportation;
expense
of
carriage.
Ship
::
Ship (v. t.) By
extension,
in
commercial
usage,
to
commit
to any
conveyance
for
transportation
to a
distance;
as, to ship
freight
by
railroad..
Freighter
::
Freighter
(n.) One who loads a ship, or one who
charters
and loads a
ship..
Moses
::
Moses (n.) A large
flatboat,
used in the West
Indies
for
taking
freight
from shore to
ship..
Laden
::
Laden (p. & a.)
Loaded;
freighted;
burdened;
as, a laden
vessel;
a laden
heart..
Freighter
::
Freighter
(n.) One for whom
freight
is
transported.
Tally
::
Tally (n.) To check off, as
parcels
of
freight
going
inboard
or
outboard..
Barge
::
Barge (n.) A
double-decked
passenger
or
freight
vessel,
towed by a
steamboat..
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
Local
::
Local (n.) A train which
receives
and
deposits
passengers
or
freight
along the line of the road; a train for the
accommodation
of a
certain
district.
Barcon
::
Barcon
(n.) A
vessel
for
freight;
-- used in
Mediterranean.
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..
Lade
::
Lade (v. t.) To load; to put a
burden
or
freight
on or in; --
generally
followed
by that which
receives
the load, as the
direct
object..
Fraught
::
Fraught
(a.)
Freighted;
laden;
filled;
stored;
charged.
Empty
::
Empty (n.) An empty box,
crate,
cask, etc.; -- used in
commerce,
esp. in
transportation
of
freight;
as,
special
rates for
empties..
Fraughting
::
Fraughting
(a.)
Constituting
the
freight
or
cargo.
Fraught
::
Fraught
(n.) A
freight;
a
cargo.
Freight
::
Freight
(a.)
Employed
in the
transportation
of
freight;
having
to do with
freight;
as, a
freight
car..
Heaver
::
Heaver
(n.) One who, or that
which,
heaves
or
lifts;
a
laborer
employed
on docks in
handling
freight;
as, a coal
heaver..
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