trundling's Usage Examples:

Hoop rolling, also called hoop trundling, is both a sport and a child's game in which a large hoop is rolled along the ground, generally by means of an.

one stanza of which reads:   The ethics of "bundling", the methods of trundling   A wheelbarrow, trolley or pram,   Dogs, badgers and sheep, a girl chimney-sweep.

the hipsters of Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius to little delivery robots trundling along Estonian streets to song, folk culture, and even a spot of paganism.

Merrill arrived at Millthorpe in a blizzard, "trundling with the help of two boys all his worldly goods in a handcart over the.

Spring, a 1991 EP by American punk rock band Pinhead Gunpowder Trundling Hoop trundling This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title.

National Park, a gaetbae (ship)-dragging competition, a fishing competition, trundling of heundeul bawi (흔들바위; literally "swinging rock"), and the tasting of.

I see her trundling her mop and contemplating the whirling phenomenon thro’ blurred optics;.

He was released at the end of his benefit year, 1972, but was still trundling away in club and over-50's cricket the best part of three decades later.

conflict between the Winchesters outside of the basic crap we've been trundling through for the last nine years is just so appealing.

commented: "Note to self: cheap plastic sledges are for sitting in and gently trundling down primary slopes NOT a substitute for a stand up snowboard".

After trundling along at the end of the 1970s, Saint-Pierre's career was stuck in a musical.

At 9am, as the marines were trundling into the southern suburbs of Baghdad, the minders from the information.

seeping, relentless prowl for profit, has already left Ireland, and is trundling its poisoned way through the arteries of Britain, seemingly knowing where.

any formation would be split up by stragglers at the back or soldiers trundling along at differing speeds.

We were trundling through the countryside at night.

Synonyms:

go; locomote; travel; move;

Antonyms:

enter; follow; fall; advance; stay in place;