Trug
noun
It's a shallow basket for carrying flowers, fruits or vegetables.
She filled her trug with freshly picked apples from the garden.

Often appears as...
- fill a trug
- garden trug
noun
It's a shallow basket for carrying flowers, fruits or vegetables.
She filled her trug with freshly picked apples from the garden.

Often appears as...
- fill a trug
- garden trug
Definition 1 of 1

British Usage
Predominantly used in the UK, the term may be unfamiliar to speakers from other regions.

Upon moving to London, she bought a trug for her allotment.
Material Specificity
Often made of wood, keeping its contents safe and easy to carry.

The carpenter crafted a sturdy trug for the harvest festival.
Gardening Context
Commonly used in gardening; implies a connection with nature and fresh produce.

Grandma's trug was always brimming with vibrant flowers.
British Usage
Predominantly used in the UK, the term may be unfamiliar to speakers from other regions.

Upon moving to London, she bought a trug for her allotment.
Material Specificity
Often made of wood, keeping its contents safe and easy to carry.

The carpenter crafted a sturdy trug for the harvest festival.
Gardening Context
Commonly used in gardening; implies a connection with nature and fresh produce.

Grandma's trug was always brimming with vibrant flowers.
British Usage
Predominantly used in the UK, the term may be unfamiliar to speakers from other regions.

Upon moving to London, she bought a trug for her allotment.
Material Specificity
Often made of wood, keeping its contents safe and easy to carry.

The carpenter crafted a sturdy trug for the harvest festival.
Gardening Context
Commonly used in gardening; implies a connection with nature and fresh produce.

Grandma's trug was always brimming with vibrant flowers.
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