trundled
Moved on wheels
Trundled is the past tense of trundle, meaning to move slowly and heavily, often with a rolling or rumbling quality.
The word suggests something weighty or ungainly in motion: The old cart trundled down the cobblestone street.
People trundle when they walk in a slow, labored way: He trundled off to bed.
Rotated or turned over
- cartVehicle for hauling
- wagonWheeled hauling vehicle
- wheelbarrowOne-wheeled carrying cart
- pushcartManual wheeled vendor vehicle
dolly · handcart · trolley · barrow · gurney · pram · stroller · wheeled
rolled
Rotated or turned over
- cartVehicle for hauling
- wagonWheeled hauling vehicle
- wheelbarrowOne-wheeled carrying cart
pushcart · dolly · handcart · trolley · barrow · gurney · pram · stroller · wheeled · carted
bus
Large passenger vehicle
carriage · coach · tram · streetcar · locomotive · wagon · automobile · jalopy · rattled · rumbled
lumbered
Moved ponderously and awkwardly
trudged · toddled · waddled · meandered · moseyed · sauntered · dawdled · pottered · crawled · crept
- trundle bedsWheeled beds stored underneath
- trundle alongMove slowly, steadily forward
- trundling alongMoving heavily, steadily forward