Trundle

usgb/ˈtrʌndl/
verb

To move slowly or heavily on wheels.

The old man trundled his shopping cart down the aisle.
Visual representation of "trundle" - To move slowly or heavily on wheels

Often appears as...

  • trundle along
  • trundle down
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Conveys Effort

Suggests moving something with effort due to heaviness or bulkiness.

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He trundled the loaded wheelbarrow up the hill.
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Gradual Progress

Can imply slow but steady movement, often with wheels involved.

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The parade floats trundled past the cheering crowd.
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