drayman
Heavy goods transporter
A drayman is a person who drives a dray—a low, flat cart without sides, originally pulled by horses and used for hauling heavy goods like barrels of beer or coal.
The term survives mainly in historical contexts or as a company name, though some craft breweries have revived it: The drayman delivered kegs to the pub each morning.
cart
Vehicle for hauling
- wagonWheeled hauling vehicle
- horse-drawnPowered by equines
- deliveryConveyance of goods
haulage · teamster · freight · hauling · reins · harness · whip · livery · stable · route
barrels
Cylindrical storage vessels
stout · porter · lager · tavern · publican · cellar · cooper · dolly · spigot · bung
- transport workerstruck driver, coachman, taxi driver, stagecoach driver, train driver
- haulershauler, haulier, teamster, freighter, carrier
- Victorian Jobschimney sweep, milliner, housemaid, blacksmith, cobbler