hauled
Towed behind a truck
Hauled is the past tense of haul, meaning to pull or drag with effort: They hauled the boat onto the shore.
It extends to transporting goods or people: Trucks hauled freight across the country.
To be hauled in is to be brought somewhere by force or authority: The police hauled him in for questioning.
Pulled with force
- pulledDrew with force
- yankedPulled abruptly
- luggedCarried laboriously
- towedPulled behind another vehicle
heaved · dragged · schlepped · wrenched · hoisted · manhandled · carted · hitched
Sent to a destination
- deliveredBrought to recipient
- truckedConveyed by heavy vehicle
- conveyedTransferred or expressed
- freightedCarrying transported goods
ferried · carted · moved · transferred · relocated · dispatched · airlifted · shuttled
tugged
Pulled with force
towed · heaved · dragged · schlepped · wrenched · hoisted · manhandled · carted · hitched · strained
shipped
Sent to a destination
freighted · ferried · carted · moved · transferred · relocated · dispatched · airlifted · shuttled · forwarded
freight
Goods being transported
consignment · merchandise · lading · container · payload · crate · pallet · bulk · manifest · tonnage
weight
Measure of heaviness
encumbrance · overload · ballast · luggage · deadweight · heft · mass · bulk · tonnage
- long haulProlonged difficult undertaking
- for the long haulCommitted to duration
- haul offRemove by force
- long haul trucker
- hauling offTransporting something away
- hauling assMoving very quickly
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