pickaback
Carried on back
Pickaback is a variant spelling of piggyback—carried on someone's back with arms around their neck and legs around their waist: The child rode pickaback on her father's shoulders.
The spelling is older and now less common than piggyback, though both remain in use.
Goods being transported
- haulageCommercial goods transport
- porterageLuggage-moving service fee
- packhorseEquine cargo carrier
- carriageWheeled passenger vehicle
conveyance · burden · load · haul · tote · carry · bearing · shoulder
Recreation period for children
- nostalgiaLonging for the past
- memoriesStored past experiences
- innocenceFreedom from wrongdoing
- youthState of being immature
siblings · family · games · playground · laughter · bonding · father · mother
Borrowed capital for amplified returns
- hitchhikeSolicit rides from strangers
- exploitNotable act or abuse
- utilizePut to practical purpose
- rideJourney atop something
coattails · attach · capitalize · benefit · springboard · bootstrap · bandwagon · opportunism
shoulders
Upper arm joints
perch · clasp · cling · straddle · carry · grip · bounce · trot · gallop · hold
freight
Goods being transported
carriage · conveyance · burden · load · haul · tote · carry · bearing · shoulder · back
playtime
Recreation period for children
youth · siblings · family · games · playground · laughter · bonding · father · mother · grandparent
leverage
Borrowed capital for amplified returns
ride · coattails · attach · capitalize · benefit · springboard · bootstrap · bandwagon · opportunism · parasitic
pickabackin arms
Being held, carried
cradled · facing forward · fireman's carry · over the shoulder · bridal carry
pickabackself-propelled
Moving under own power
ambulatory · walking · walking unaided · on foot · unaided
backpack, backpacking, backpacker, piggyback, backpacked, piggybacks, backpackers